NIDEK

OPHTHALMIC SURGICAL SYSTEM

MODEL CV-7000
Service Manual

XCV5**RDA001A/E
January 30, 2003
104 pages
 Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････
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2. CAUTIONS ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････
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2.1 Cautions in Using this Manual ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････2-1
2.2 Cautions in Aftersales Service････････････････････････････････････････････････2-1

3. TROUBLESHOOTING････････････････････････････････
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4. SUB-TROUBLESHOOTING ････････････････････････････････････････････････
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4.1 The Main Screen is not Displayed. ････････････････････････････････････････････4-1
4.2 The Backlighting of the LCD Touch Panel does not Turn ON. ･･････････････････････4-2
4.3 No Starting Sound is Heard. ･････････････････････････････････････････････････4-3
4.4 The LCD Touch Panel is Inoperative. ･･････････････････････････････････････････4-4
4.5 The Pilot Lamp of the Motorized Stand does not Light Up. ･････････････････････････4-5
4.6 The F71 and 72 Fuses of the Motorized Stand Blow. ･･････････････････････････････4-7
4.7 The F73 and 74 Fuses of the Motorized Stand Blow. ･･････････････････････････････4-8
4.8 The F75 and 76 Fuses of the Motorized Stand Blow. ･･････････････････････････････4-9
4.9 The Irrigation Pole is not Raised or Lowered by Pressing the Irrigation Pole
UP/DOWN Switch of the Motorized Stand. ･･･････････････････････････････････4-10
4.10 The Irrigation Pole is not Raised or Lowered by Pressing the Irrigation Pole
UP/DOWN Switch on the LCD Touch Panel of the Main Body. ･･･････････････････4-12
4.11 The Irrigation and Vent Valves do not Open or Close
by Pressing the SETTING Switch. ･･････････････････････････････････････････4-13
4.12 The Irrigation Valve does not Open. ･････････････････････････････････････････4-14
4.13 The Vent Valve does not Open. ････････････････････････････････････････････4-16
4.14 The Irrigation Valve does not Close.･････････････････････････････････････････4-17
4.15 Cleaning is not Started by pressing of the CLEANING Switch.････････････････････4-19
4.16 The Vent Valve does not Close. ････････････････････････････････････････････4-20
4.17 The Sensor of the Pump Cover Failed in Detection. ･････････････････････････････4-21
4.18 The Aspiration Pump does not Work Properly. ････････････････････････････････4-22
4.19 The Foot Pedal cannot be Fully Depressed Until “100%” is Displayed. ･････････････4-24
4.20 The Foot Pedal cannot be Depressed to Position 1. ･････････････････････････････4-25
4.21 The Amount by which the Foot Pedal is Depressed does not Reset to 0%. ･･･････････4-26

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 4.22 The System Produces No Voice Guide. ･･････････････････････････････････････4-27
4.23 The System Produces No Sound. ･･･････････････････････････････････････････4-27
4.24 Diathermy Power is not Output. ････････････････････････････････････････････4-28
4.25 Irrigation Flow does not Stop. ･･････････････････････････････････････････････4-30
4.26 Vacuum Pressure does not Rise. ････････････････････････････････････････････4-31
4.27 Vacuum Pressure cannot be Turned OFF.･････････････････････････････････････4-32
4.28 Ultrasonic Wave is not Output. ･････････････････････････････････････････････4-33
4.29 The Internal Compressor for the Vitrectomy Cutter does not Work. ････････････････4-35
4.30 The Air for Driving the Vitrectomy Cutter is not Output.･････････････････････････4-37
4.31 Ultrasonic Power is Weak. ････････････････････････････････････････････････4-38
4.32 Ultrasonic Power is not Output. ････････････････････････････････････････････4-39
4.33 The E210 or E322 Message Appears During "US Test". ･････････････････････････4-40
4.34 The Applied Voltage is not D 12 V. ･････････････････････････････････････････4-41
4.35 The Applied Voltage is not +12 V. ･･････････････････････････････････････････4-42
4.36 The Applied Voltage is not –12 V. ･･････････････････････････････････････････4-42
4.37 The Applied Voltage is not +5 V. ･･･････････････････････････････････････････4-43
4.38 The Applied Voltage is not +24 V. ･･････････････････････････････････････････4-44
4.39 The Applied Voltage is not +7 V. ･･･････････････････････････････････････････4-46
4.40 The Applied Voltage is not –28 V. ･･････････････････････････････････････････4-47
4.41 The Applied Voltage is not +28 V. ･･････････････････････････････････････････4-48

5. DETACHING COVERS ････････････････････････････････････････････････････

････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 5-1
5.1 Detaching the Top, Left, and Right Covers and the Front Panel･･････････････････････5-1
5.2 Detaching the Covers from the Motorized Stand ･････････････････････････････････5-2

6. REPLACING PARTS ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････

･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 6-1
6.1 Replacing the US Board ASSY･･･････････････････････････････････････････････6-1
6.2 Replacing the MAIN BOARD ASSY･･････････････････････････････････････････6-2
6.3 Replacing the Touch Panel Unit ･･････････････････････････････････････････････6-3
6.4 Replacing the Inverter ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････6-3
6.5 Replacing the Speaker ASSY ････････････････････････････････････････････････6-3
6.6 Replacing the Noise Filter ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････6-4
6.7 Replacing the Power Switch ･････････････････････････････････････････････････6-4
6.8 Replacing the Noise Filter of the Motorized Stand ････････････････････････････････6-5
6.9 Replacing the Power Switch of the Motorized Stand ･･････････････････････････････6-5
6.10 Replacing the Trans ASSY of the Motorized Stand ･･････････････････････････････6-6
6.11 Replacing the Switching Power Supply of the Motorized Stand ････････････････････6-6
6.12 Replacing the Pilot Lamp of the Motorized Stand ･･･････････････････････････････6-6
6.13 Replacing the Pole Control Circuit Board of the Motorized Stand･･･････････････････6-7

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 6.14 Replacing the Pole Accepter Circuit Board of the Motorized Stand･･････････････････6-7
6.15 Replacing the Pole Motor ASSY of the Motorized Stand･･････････････････････････6-8
6.16 Replacing the Pole Interface Circuit Board･････････････････････････････････････6-9
6.17 Replacing the Pole Limit Switch of the Motorized Stand ･･････････････････････････6-9
6.18 Replacing the Side SW Circuit Board ････････････････････････････････････････6-11
6.19 Replacing the Solenoid ASSY (Irrigation Valve Unit) ･･･････････････････････････6-12
6.20 Replacing the Solenoid ASSY (Vent Valve Unit) ･･････････････････････････････6-12
6.21 Replacing the Pinch Valve ASSY ･･･････････････････････････････････････････6-13
6.22 Replacing the Vacuum Sensor Board ････････････････････････････････････････6-14
6.23 Replacing the Vacuum Motor ASSY ････････････････････････････････････････6-15
6.24 Replacing the Compressor ASSY ･･･････････････････････････････････････････6-16
6.25 Replacing the Cutter Valve ASSY ･･････････････････････････････････････････6-17
6.26 Replacing the Switching Power Supply (for + 24 V) ････････････････････････････6-18
6.27 Replacing the Trans ASSY ････････････････････････････････････････････････6-19
6.28 Replacing the Fan (Base) ASSY ････････････････････････････････････････････6-19
6.29 Replacing the Switching Power Supply (For - 28 V) ････････････････････････････6-20
6.30 Replacing the Switching Power Supply (For + 28 V) ････････････････････････････6-20
6.31 Replacing the Pole Height VR ASSY of the Motorized Stand ･････････････････････6-21
6.32 Replacing the Pole UP/DOWN SW ASSY of the Motorized Stand･････････････････6-23
6.33 Replacing the Magnetic Valve ASSY ････････････････････････････････････････6-23

7. ADJUSTMENT ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････
･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 7-1
7.1 Initializing the Touch Panel Unit ･････････････････････････････････････････････7-1
7.2 Adjusting Vacuum Pressure ･････････････････････････････････････････････････7-1
7.3 Adjusting the Voltage Applied to the Main Board ASSY ･･････････････････････････7-2
7.4 Adjusting the Voltage Output from the Potentiometer within the Foot Pedal
(Standard Type) ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････7-3
7.5 Adjusting the Voltage Output from the Potentiometer within the Foot Pedal
(Optional Type) ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････7-5
7.6 Adjusting the Setting of the Potentiometer within the Pole Height VR ASSY･･･････････7-7
7.7 Checking Line Voltage ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････7-8

8. WIRING DIAGRAM ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････

･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 8-1
8.1 Block Diagram of the Main Body ･････････････････････････････････････････････8-1
8.2 Wiring Diagram of the Main Body ････････････････････････････････････････････8-2
8.3 Block Diagram of the Motorized Stand･････････････････････････････････････････8-3
8.4 Wiring Diagram of the Motorized Stand････････････････････････････････････････8-4
8.5 Wiring Diagram of the Foot Pedal (Standard Type) ･･･････････････････････････････8-5
8.6 Wiring Diagram of the Foot Pedal (Optional Type) ･･･････････････････････････････8-6

III
9. ERROR MESSAGE TABLE ････････････････････････････････････････････････
････････････････････････････････････････････････ 9-1
9.1 Error Message Table ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････9-1

10. LIST OF TOOLS ････････････････････････････････････････････････････････

････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 10-1
10.1 Tools and Consumable Items ･･････････････････････････････････････････････10-1

IV
 INTRODUCTION
§1
This manual covers the information on aftersales service for the NIDEK CV-7000.

Appropriate service work requires full understanding of this manual before actual work is attempted.

Use the CV-7000 Operator’s Manual together with this manual.

The specifications of this system are subject to change without notice for improvement. For major changes,
refer to the corresponding TECHNICAL BULLETIN (T.B.) issued in each instance.

If the system cannot be repaired by following this Service Manual, inform NIDEK of the Serial Number of the
instrument, and the details of the symptom(s).
 CAUTIONS
§2
2.1 Cautions in Using this Manual
1) This Service Manual is targeted only for servicepersons with full knowledge of this system who have
been properly trained at the NIDEK head office or at NIDEK INCORPORATED. Any other persons
are prohibited from performing maintenance.
2) This Service Manual includes no descriptions related to the operation of the system. Before using this
Service Manual, thoroughly read the Operator’s Manual.
3) The contents of this Manual are subject to change without notice for improvement. Check updated
information as necessary.

2.2 Cautions in Aftersales Service

Cautions that should be taken in aftersales services are listed:
1) When performing aftersales service, be sure to wear a pair of rubber gloves as a protection from
bacterial infection. Do not touch gloves used in surgery which have not been sterilized.
2) When checking the performance of the system, be sure to use a sterilized handpiece.
3) Follow the steps designated in this Service Manual when performing aftersales service. Any service
performed counter to the steps may result in a primary accident or secondary accident.
4) When performing aftersales service, turn OFF the power switch and unplug the power cord unless
necessary. Service work while the system is powered may damage parts or cause an electric shock.
5) In case of a malfunction, turn OFF the power switch just after checking details of the malfunction. If
the system is left powered under such conditions, it may be additionally damaged.
6) Check continuity and measure applied voltage as instructed in “Troubleshooting” referring to wiring
diagrams. When checking continuity, turn OFF the power switch. Turn ON the power switch only
when measuring voltage.
7) Be careful not to drop removed screws and parts inside the system or lose them. Prepare a storage case
for these parts that tend to get lost and put them together into the case. It is suggested to temporarily
screw the removed screws or fix parts as they were originally, or put them into appropriate bags and
place them close to where they were removed so as not to mix them with the other screws or parts and
lose them.
8) When attaching covers after service, pay attention not to catch wires between covers.
9) Adhere to local administrative provisions related to safe service: Servicepersons are obliged to wear a
pair of safety shoes when transporting heavy loads and a pair of gloves as a protection from an electric
shock or injury.
10) The wiring of the primary side of the transformer depends on the input voltage: AC 100 V, 115 V, 200
V, 215 V and 230 V; before service, check the input voltage. If the primary side of the transformer is
not wired properly in accordance with the input voltage, a system malfunction or damage to the system
may result.
§3 TROUBLESHOOTING

Turn ON the power switch.

Is the m ain sc reen displayed on S ee "4.1 The M ain S creen is not

NO
the LCD touch panel? Displayed".

Y ES

Check the system as suggested by

Is an error displayed? Y ES the displayed error. (See "S ec 9.
E rror M essage Table".)

NO

Can the system be operated S ee "4.4 The LCD Touch P anel is

NO
through the LCD touch panel? Inoperative."

Y ES

Is the m otorized stand with the

irrigation pole used?

Y ES

Does the pilot lam p of the s tand S ee "4.5 The Pilot Lam p of the
NO
light up? M otorized S tand does not Light Up.".

Y ES

Is the irrigation pole raised or S ee "4.9 The Irrigation P ole is not

lowered by pressing the irrigation Raised or Lowered by Pressing the
NO
pole UP /DOW N s witch of the Irrigation P ole UP/DOW N S witch of
m otorized stand? the M otorized S tand".

NO Y ES The irrigation pole can not

A re the height of the irrigation pole
and the irrigation pole UP and
NO
DOW N s witches displayed on the
LCD panel of the m ain body?
Y ES
be controlled if S W 3 of the
DIP s witchpack on the
m ain board A S SY is set to
NO
the "ON" position. Is SW 3
set to the "OFF" position?
(S ee "6.2 Replacing the
M A IN BOA RD AS S Y ".)
Y ES
S et S W 3 of the DIP switchpack of the
m ain board A S SY (EA 02) to the
"OFF" position. (S ee "6.2 Replacing
the M A IN B OA RD A S SY ".)
A failure of the m ain board A S SY
(E A 02) is probable. Replac e it. (See
"6.2 Replacing the M A IN BOA RD
A SS Y ".)

Is the irrigation pole raised or S ee "4.10 The Irrigation Pole is not

lowered by pressing the irrigation Raised or Lowered by Pressing the
pole UP /DOW N s witch on the NO Irrigation P ole UP/DOW N S witch on
LCD touch panel of the m ain the LCD Touch P anel of the M ain
body? B ody.".

Y ES

Do the irrigation and vent valves
open or close by pressing the
S etting switch?
Y ES
Does cleaning of the irrigation and
aspiration tubes started by
press ing the CLE ANING switch?
Y ES
Is "0% " displayed when the foot
pedal is not depressed?
Y ES
Is "100% " displayed when the foot
pedal is fully depressed?
Y ES
Is the standard foot pedal
(without upper left, right, lower left,
and right switches) used?
Y ES
Does the right side of the foot
switch indication turn red on the
LCD touch panel when the right
kick switch is depressed?
Y ES
NO
NO
NO
NO
Does the upper right circle
turn red if the upper right
NO
switch of the foot pedal is
depressed?
YES
Does the lower right circle
turn red if the lower right
switch of the foot pedal is
depressed?
YES
Does the upper left circle turn
red if the upper left switch of
the foot pedal is depressed?
Y ES
Does the lower left circle turn
red if the lower left switch of
the foot pedal is depressed?
Y ES
NO
3-2
S ee "4.11 The Irrigation and Vent
V alves do not Open or Close by
P ressing the S ETTING S witch.".
S ee "4.15 Cleaning is not S tarted by
press ing of the CLE A NING S witch.".
S ee "4.21 The Am ount by which the
Foot P edal is Depressed does not
Reset to 0% .".
S ee "4.19 The Foot P edal c annot be
Fully Depressed until "100% " is
Displayed.".
A failure of the foot pedal is probable.
Check the m icroswitch in the upper
NO
right switc h and chec k it for a break in
the m icroswitch cable. (S ee "8.6".)
A failure of the foot pedal is probable.
Check the m icroswitch in the lower
NO
right switc h and chec k it for a break in
the m icroswitch cable. (S ee "8.6".)
A failure of the foot pedal is probable.
Check the m icroswitch in the upper
NO
left switch and check it for a break in
the m icroswitch cable. (S ee "8.6".)
A failure of the foot pedal is probable.
Check the m icroswitch in the lower left
NO
switch and check it for a break in the
m icroswitch cable. (See "8.6".)
A failure of the foot pedal is probable.
Check the m icroswitch in the right
kick switch and check it for a break in
the m icroswitch cable. (S ee "8.5".)
 3-3

Does the left side of the foot pedal A failure of the foot pedal is probable.
indication on the LCD touch panel Check the m icroswitc h of the left kick
NO
turn red when the left kick switch switch and check it for a break in the
is depressed? left kick switch cable. (S ee "8.5".)

Y ES

Is the selection of the "Dia" m ode

S ee "4.22 The S ystem Produces No
be announced when it is NO
V oice Guide.".
selected?

Y ES

Does the system produce sound

S ee "4.23 The S ystem Produces No
while the "Dia P ower" s witches NO
S ound.
are pressed?

Y ES

Is diatherm y power be output

when the foot pedal is depressed S ee "4.24 Diatherm y P ower is not
NO
in the Dia m ode? Check the DIA Output.".
connectors with an oscilloscope.

Y ES

Hang the irrigation bottle, set the

infusion, irrigation and aspiration
tubes.

Y ES

Does irrigation water flow when S ee "4.12 The Irrigation Valve does not
NO Is the irrigation valve opened? NO
"Free Flow" is turned ON? Open.".

Y ES

Check:
• if the clam p of the infusion tube is opened.
Y ES • if there is ventilation in the irrigation bottle (needle etc.) .
• if the irrigation bottle is raised to a height of 60 cm or higher.
• if the end of the irrigation tube (to be connected to a handpiece) is opened.

Does the irrigation flow stop when S ee "4.14 The Irrigation Valve does
NO Is the irrigation valve closed? NO
"Free Flow" is turned OFF? not Close.".

Y ES

S ee "4.25 Irrigation Flow does not

Y ES
S top.".
 3-4

A ttach the US chip, s ilicone

sleeve and test cham ber and
connect the irrigation and
aspiration tubes. Do not connect
the US handpiece to the m ain
body.

Check the system as s uggested by

P erform the sy stem test. Does
Y ES the displayed error m essage. (S ee
an error m essage appear?
"9. E rror M essage Table".)

NO

S tart aspirating by depressing the

S ee "4.18 The A spiration P um p does
foot pedal in the I/A m ode. Does NO
not W ork P roperly .".
the aspiration pum p rotate?

Y ES

P inch the aspiration tube. Does S ee "4.26 V acuum P ressure does not
NO
vacuum pressure rise? Rise.".

Y ES

Release the foot pedal on

condition that the aspiration tube S ee "4.13 The V ent V alve does not
NO
is pinched. Does the vent valve Open.".
open?

Y ES

Does the vent valve close after a S ee "4.16 The V ent V alve does not
NO
while? Close.".

Y ES

S ee "4.27 V acuum P ressure cannot

Does aspiration stop? NO
be Turned OFF.".

Y ES

Re-adjust vacuum pressure. (S ee "7.2

Is vacuum pressure proper? NO
A djusting V acuum P ressure".)

Y ES
 3-5

Connec t the US handpiece and

selec t the US m ode.

W ill ultrasonic waves be

S ee "4.28 Ultras onic W ave will not be
generated when the foot pedal is NO
Output.".
depres s ed?

YES

S elec t the V it m ode and turn ON

"Cutter Ready ".

Depress the foot pedal to P os ition S ee "4.29 The Internal Com pres s or for
NO
1. W ill the c om pres s or work ? the V itrec tom y Cutter will not W ork .".

YES

Depress the foot pedal to P os ition

S ee "4.30 The A ir for Driving the
2 or 3. W ill air for driving the NO
V itrec tom y Cutter will not be Output.".
vitrec tom y cutter be output?

YES

Finish
§4 SUB-TROUBLESHOOTING

4.1 The Main Screen is not Displayed.

Is the backlighting of the LCD S ee "4.2 The Backlighting of the LCD
NO
touc h panel turned ON? Touch Panel does not Turn ON.".

YES

Is a starting sound heard when S ee "4.3 No S tarting S ound is

NO
the system is turned ON? Heard.".

Y ES

Is the cable with the P 220

connector between the touch
panel unit (E 21) and the m ain
NO Connect the connectors correc tly.
board A SS Y (E A02) connected
correctly? (See "8.2 W iring
Diagram of the M ain B ody.".)

Y ES

The m ain board A SS Y (E A 02) or

touc h panel unit (E 21) is faulty.
Is the m ain s creen displayed on
Replace the touch panel unit (E 21).
the LCD touch panel after the
NO (S ee "6.3 Replacing the Touch P anel
replac em ent of the m ain board
Unit")
A SS Y (E A 02)? (See "6.2
Replacing the M A IN BOA RD
A SS Y ".)

Y ES

A failure of the m ain board AS S Y

(E A 02) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.2 Replacing the M AIN
B OARD A SS Y .".)
 4-2

4.2 The Backlighting of the LCD Touch Panel does not

Turn ON.

Is a starting sound heard when S ee "4.3 No S tarting S ound is

NO
the system is turned ON? Heard.".

Y ES

A re the connectors (P 702, 703)

between the touch panel unit
(E 21) and INVE RTE R (806-07-
NO Connect the connectors correc tly.
00014) connec ted correctly?
(S ee "8.2 W iring Diagram of the
M ain Body.".)

Y ES

Is the P 220 connector between

the touch panel unit (E21) and the
M A IN board AS S Y (E A02)
NO Connect the connectors correc tly.
connected correctly? (S ee "8.2
W iring Diagram of the M ain
B ody.".)

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to TP 3 Disconnect the P 222

(power supply to the inverter) on connector from the m ain board S ee "4. 35 The A pplied V oltage is not
NO NO
the m ain board A SS Y (E A 02) + 12 A SS Y (E A 02). Is the voltage +12 V .".
V? applied to TP 3 + 12 V ?

A failure of the inverter (806-07-00014)

Y ES
Y ES is probable. Replac e it. (S ee "6.4
Replacing the Inverter".)

Is the voltage applied to TP 22 Disconnect the P 222

(V CNT) of the m ain board A S SY
(E A 02) + 4.5 V or less? If the
voltage is + 4.5V or higher, the
inverter will be turned OFF.
connector from the m ain board
NO A SS Y (E A 02). Is the voltage
applied to TP 22 + 4.5 V or
less?
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
(E A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
NO
"6.2 Replacing the M A IN B OARD
A SS Y ".)

A failure of the inverter (806-07-00014)

Y ES Y ES is probable. Replac e it. (S ee "6.4
Replacing the Inverter".)

Is the voltage output from between

1-pin and 3-pin of J702 and
A failure of the inverter (806-07-00014)
between those of J703 of inverter
NO is probable. Replac e it. (S ee "6.4
(806-07-00014)?
Replacing the Inverter".)
Output voltage: 60 kHz,
Open-circuit voltage: M ax 2 kV

Y ES

A failure of the touch panel unit

(E 21) is probable. S ee "6.3
Replacing the Touch Panel Unit".
 4-3

4.3 No Starting Sound is Heard.

Is the m ain screen displayed?
Disconnect the P 219
connec tor from the m ain board
Y ES A SS Y (E A02). Is there a
resistance (8 ) between 1-pin
and 2-pin of P 219?
A failure of the speaker A SS Y (E A55)
or inc orrect wiring is probable. Check
NO the wiring and replace the speaker.
(S ee "6.5 Replacing the S peaker
A SS Y ".)

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to TP3

See "4. 34 The Applied Voltage is not
(DC12 V ) on the m ain board NO
D 12 V.".
A SS Y (E A02) + 12 V ?

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to TP5

S ee "4.35 The Applied Voltage is not
(+ 12 V ) on the m ain board NO
+12 V.".
A SS Y (E A02) + 12 V ?

Y ES
NO

Is the voltage applied to TP6 (-

S ee "4.36 The Applied Voltage is not -
12 V ) on the m ain board AS S Y NO
12 V .".
(E A 02) - 12 V ?

Y ES

A failure of the m ain board

A SS Y (E A02) is probable.
Replace it. (S ee "6.2
Replacing the M ain B oard
A SS Y ".)

Is the voltage applied to TP2 (+

S ee "4.37 The Applied Voltage is not
5 V ) of the m ain board A S SY NO
+5 V.".
(E A 02) + 5 V ?

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to TP3

S ee "4. 35 The A pplied V oltage is not
(D12 V ) of the m ain board NO
+ 12 V .".
A SS Y (E A02) + 12 V ?

Y ES

A failure of the M A IN BOA RD

A SS Y (E A02) is probable.
Replace it. (S ee "6.2
Replacing the M ain B oard
A SS Y ".)

4.4 The LCD Touch Panel is Inoperative.
A re the switches on the LCD
touc h panel displayed incorrectly?
NO
A re the LCD touch panel and T.P.
CONNE CTION B OA RD (BA 03)
connected correctly? (S ee "8.2".)
Y ES
A re the cables between P 221 of
the m ain board A SS Y (E A 02) and
P 302 of the T.P . CONNECTION
B OARD (B A 03) connected
correctly? (See "8.2".)
Y ES
Disconnect the P 221 connector
from the board.
Is the resistance between the 1-
pin and 4-pin of the P 221
connector in the 100 to 1 k
range while the LCD touc h panel
is not being operated?
Y ES
Is the resistance between the 5-
pin and 6-pin of the P 221
connector in the 100 to 1 k
range while the LCD touc h panel
is not being operated?
Y ES
Is between the 1-pin and 6-pin of
the P221 connector electrically
open while the LCD touch panel is
not being operated?
Y ES
P ress any position on the LCD
touc h panel. Is the resistanc e
between the 1-pin and 6-pin of the
P 221 connector be in the 100
to 1 k range?
Y ES
A failure of the control circuit of
the LCD touch panel is probable.
Replace the m ain board A S S Y
(E A 02). (S ee "6.2".)
4-4
S et S W 7 of the DIP
switchpack of the m ain board
A SS Y (E A 02) to the ON
position and adjus t the display Initialize the LCD touch panel. (See
Y ES Y ES
position of the LCD touch "7.1".)
panel. (S ee "7.1".) A re the
indications aligned with the
switches?
NO
NO Connect them correctly .
NO Connect the cable correc tly.
A failure of the touch panel unit
(E 21) or a poor contact of
cables and connectors are
A failure of the touch panel unit (E 21)
NO probable. Check the cables NO
is probable. Replac e it. (S ee "6.3".)
and connectors for connection.
Is the resistance within the
range now?
Y ES
A failure of the touch panel unit
(E 21) or a poor contact of
cables and connectors are
A failure of the touch panel unit (E 21)
NO probable. Check the cables NO
is probable. Replac e it. (S ee "6.3".)
and connectors for connection.
Is the resistance within the
range now?
Y ES
A failure of the touch panel unit (E 21)
NO
is probable. Replac e it. (S ee "6.3".)
A failure of the touch panel unit (E 21)
NO
is probable. Replac e it. (S ee "6.3".)
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4.5 The Pilot Lamp of the Motorized Stand does not

Light Up.

Is the proper voltage applied to a

NO S ecure proper power supply voltage.
wall outlet?

Y ES

Is the m ains plug connected Connect the m ains voltage to a wall

NO
properly to a wall outlet? outlet.

Y ES

A re fuses (F71, 72) blown?

B efore check ing if the fuses are S ee "4.6 The F71 and 72 Fus es of the
Y ES
blown, disconnect the power cord M otorized S tand B low.".
from the wall outlet.

NO

A re fuses (F73, 74) blown?

B efore check ing if the fuses are S ee "The F73 and 74 Fuses of the
Y ES
blown, disconnect the power cord M otorized S tand B low.".
from the wall outlet.

NO
Is the output voltage (between L
and N) of the noise filter (NF71) of
the m otorized stand equal to
power supply voltage? (S ee
"8.4".)
Y ES
Is the voltage applied to the input
term inals (between 1 and 2) of the
power switch (SW 71) of the
m otorized stand equal to the
power supply voltage? (S ee
"8.4".)
Is the voltage applied between
the two poles of the power
cord and inlet of the m ain
NO
body (between L and N) equal
to the power supply voltage?
(S ee "8.4".)
Y ES
NO
The power cord (EA 90) is faulty.
NO
Replace it. (S ee "8.4".)
The nois e filter (NF71) of the
m otorized stand is faulty. Replace it.
(S ee "6.9".)
The c able between the noise filter
(NF71) and power s witch (S W 71) is
faulty. Repair the c able or replace it.
(S ee "8.4".)

Y ES
Is the voltage applied to the output
term inals (between 1a and 2a) of
the power switch (S W 71) of the The power switch (S W 71) of the
m otorized stand equal to the NO m otorized stand is faulty. Replace it.
power supply voltage when the (S ee "6.9".)
power switch is turned ON? (See
"8.4".)
Y ES

Is the voltage input to the power

Check the power switch (S W 71) and
transform er (TB72) of the
NO cable between TB 71 and TB 72. (S ee
m otorized stand proper? (S ee
"8.4".)
"8.4".)

Y ES

Disconnect the P 712 and P 721
connectors. If the output voltage
(between the 1-pin and 3-pin of
P 721) from the power transform er
of the m otorized stand 100 V A C?
(S ee "8.4".)
Y ES
Disconnect the P 722 connector
and connect the P 721 connector.
Is the output voltage from the
switching power supply (EA 72)
(between the 1-pin (0 V) and 4-pin
(12 V) of J722) + 12 V ? (S ee
"8.4".)
Y ES
Disconnect the P 703 connector
and connect the P 722 connector.
Does the pilot lam p illum inate?
(S ee "8.4".)
Y ES
Connect the P 703 c onnector.
Does the pilot lam p illum inate?
(S ee "8.4".)
Y ES
Connect the P 712 c onnector and
disconnect the P706 and P 713
connectors. Does the pilot lam p
(D71) illum inate? (See "8.4".)
YE S
Connect the P 706 and P 713
connectors. Does the pilot lam p
(D71) illum inate? (See "8.4".)
YE S
The pilot lam p of the m otorized
stand illum inates. Check the pilot
lam p for the sym ptom again.
4-6
Is the wiring of the input
Correct the wiring of the input term inal
term inal of the power
NO NO of the power transform er of the
transform er of the m otorized
m otorized stand.
stand correct?
The power transform er (T071) of the
Y ES m otorized stand is faulty. Replace it.
(S ee "6.10".)
The switc hing power supply (E A 72) is
NO
faulty. Replace it. (S ee "6.11".)
The pilot lam p (D71) is faulty or wiring
NO is incorrect. Repair or replace the
pilot lam p. (See "6.12".)
Disconnect connector P 701. A failure of the pole control board
NO Does the pilot lam p (D71) NO (B A 07) is probable. Replace the
illum inate? (S ee "8.4".) board. (S ee "6.13".)
Y ES
Connect the P 701 c onnector.
Disconnect the P 721
A failure of the pole acceptor board
connector from the pole
Y ES (B A 72) is probable. Replace the
acceptor board (B A 72). Does
board. (S ee "6.14".)
the pilot lam p illum inate? (S ee
"8.4".)
A failure of the cable (CA72) between
the m otoriz ed stand and m ain body,
NO or a failure of the pole interface board
(B A 05) is probable. Replace the
cable or board. (S ee "6.16".)
A failure of the pole control board
NO (B A 07) is probable. Replace the
board. (S ee "6.13".)
A failure of the pole drive m otor or a
failure of the capacitor (C71) is
NO
probable. Replace the m otor (M 71)
and capacitor. (S ee "6.15".)
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4.6 The F71 and 72 Fuses of the Motorized Stand

Blow.

Is the fuse rating of the used

NO Use the specified fuses .
fuses the spec ified one?

Y ES

Replace the F71 and F72 fuses of
the m otoriz ed stand.
NO
Do thes e fuses blow when the
power s witch is turned ON?
The cause of a fuse blowout cannot be
determ ined. Continuously use the
system until the fuses are blown
again.

Y ES

Disconnect the cables from the

output term inals (N, L) of the
noise filter (NF71) of the A failure of the noise filter (NF71) of
m otorized stand. Is the output NO the m otoriz ed stand is probable.
voltage from the output term inals Replace it. (S ee "6.8".)
equal to the power supply
voltage? (See "8.4".)

Y ES

Connect cables to the output

term inals (N, L) of the noise filter
(NF71) of the m otorized stand.
The power switch of the m otorized
Disconnect input cables from the
Y ES stand is faulty or assem bled
term inal block (TB 71). Do the
im properly. Replace it. (S ee "6.9".)
F71 and F72 fuses blow when the
power s witch is turned ON? (S ee
"8.4".)
NO

Connect the input wire of the

TB 71 term inal block . Disconnect
A poor connection of the wire between
the m ains plug connected to the
the term inal block (TB 71) and the
outlet of the m otoriz ed stand. Do Y ES
outlet (J73) is probable. Check for
F71 and F72 fuses blow when the
correct wiring. (S ee "8.4".)
power s witch is turned ON? (S ee
"8.4".)

NO

The current consum ption by the

system connected to the outlet is
large. Check the connec ted
system (s).
 4-8

4.7 The F73 and 74 Fuses of the Motorized Stand

Blow.
Is the fuse rating of the used
NO Use the specified fuses.
fuses the specified one?

Y ES

A re the F73 and F74 fuses

Replace the F73 and F74 fuses of
the m otorized stand.
NO
Do these fuses blow when the
power switch is turned ON? (S ee
"8.4".)
be blown by raising or
lowering the irrigation pole
NO
with the irrigation pole UP/
DOW N s witch on the rear
side of the m otorised s tand?
The c ause of a fuse blowout cannot be
determ ined. Continuously us e the
system until the fuses are blown
again.

Y ES YES

Is the input voltage (TB 72) to the

power transform er (T71) of the
NO S elect TB 72 c orrectly.
m otorized stand selected
correctly ? (S ee "8.4".)

YES

Disconnect the P 712 and 721

output connec tors of the power
The power trans form er (T71) of the
transform er of the m otorized
Y ES m otorized stand is faulty . Replace it.
stand. Do the F73 and F74 fuses
(S ee "6.10".)
blow when the power switch is
turned ON? (S ee "8.4".)

NO

Connect the J721 c onnector. Do The s witching power supply (E A72) of

the F73 and F74 fuses blow when Y ES the m otorized stand is faulty.
the power switch is turned ON? Replace it. (S ee "6.11".)

NO

Disconnect the J706 and 713

connec tors and connect J712 The pole control board (BA 07) of the
connec tor. Do the F73 and F74 Y ES m otorized stand is faulty . Replace it.
fuses blow when the power switc h (S ee "6.13".)
is turned ON? (See "8.4".)

NO

Connect the J706 and 713

The pole drive m otor A SS Y (E A70) of
connec tors. Do the F73 and F74
Y ES the m otorized stand is faulty. Replace
fuses blow when the power switc h
it. (S ee "6.15".)
is turned ON?

NO

Do the F73 and F74 fuses blow

when the irrigation pole is raised The pole drive m otor A SS Y (E A70) of
or lowered by the irrigation pole Y ES the m otorized stand is faulty. Replace
UP/DOW N switch on the rear side it. (S ee "6.15".)
of the m otorized stand?

NO

The c ause of a fuse blowout

cannot be determ ined.
Continuously use the system until
the fuses are be blown again.
 4-9

4.8 The F75 and 76 Fuses of the Motorized Stand

Blow.

Is the fuse rating of the used Use the fuses of the specified fuse
NO
fuses the spec ified one? rating.

Y ES

Replace the F75 and F76 fuses of

the m otoriz ed stand.
Do thes e fuses blow when the
power s witch is turned ON? (S ee
"8.4".)
The cause of a fuse blowout cannot be
determ ined. Continuously use the
NO
system until the fuses are blown
again.

Y ES

Disconnect the m ains plug It is probable that the cables between

connected to an outlet of the the term inal block (TB 71) and the
m otorized stand. Do the F75 and Y ES OUTLE T (J73) are not connected
F76 fuses blow when the power correctly. Check for correct wiring.
switch is turned ON? (S ee "8.4".)

NO

The current consum ption by the

system connected to the OUTLE T
is large. Check the connected
system .

4.9 The Irrigation Pole is not Raised or Lowered by
Pressing the Irrigation Pole UP/DOWN Switch of
the Motorized Stand.
Is the pilot lam p of the m otoriz ed
s tand illum inated?
YES
Rem ove the c onnec ting c able
between the m otoriz ed s tand and
the m ain body . Is the irrigation
pole rais ed or lowered by pres s ing
the irrigation pole UP /DO W N
s witc h of the m otoriz ed s tand?
YES
Is the irrigation pole fix ed properly
to the tim ing belt?
YES
A re the c onnec tors on the P O LE
CO NTRO L board (B A 07) of the
m otoriz ed s tand c onnec ted
c orrec tly ? (S ee "8.4".)
YES
Is the voltage applied between the
1-pin and 3-pin of the P 712
c onnec tor of the pole c ontrol
board (B A 07) of the m otoriz ed
s tand 100 V A C? (S ee "8.4".)
Is the voltage applied between
the 1-pin and 2-pin of the P 703
c onnec tor on the pole c ontrol
NO
board (B A 07) of the m otoriz ed
s tand 12 V DC (1 pin)? (S ee
"8.4".)
YES
Does s hort c irc uit oc c ur between
the 1-pin and 3-pin of the J705
c onnec tor when the "UP " s ide of
the irrigation pole UP /DO W N S W
A S S Y (E A 76) of the m otoriz ed
s tand is pres s ed? (S ee "8.4".)
YES
Does a s hort c irc uit oc c ur
between the 2-pin and 3-pin of the
J705 c onnec tor when the
"DO W N" s ide of the irrigation pole
UP /DO W N S W A S S Y (E A 76) of
the m otoriz ed s tand is pres s ed?
(S ee "8.4".)
YES
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S ee "4.5 The P ilot Lam p of the
NO
M otoriz ed S tand does not Light Up.".
S ee "The Irrigation P ole is not Rais ed or
Lowered by P res s ing the Irrigation P ole
NO
UP /DO W N S witc h on the LCD Touc h
P anel of the M ain B ody .".
F ix the irrigation pole properly to the
NO
tim ing belt. (S ee "6.31".)
NO Connec t the c onnec tors c orrec tly .
Chec k the output voltage of the power
trans form er (T71) of the m otoriz ed
NO
s tand and c orrec t wiring of it. (S ee
"8.4".)
Is the output
The wiring between the s witc hing
voltage from the
power s upply (E A 72) and pole c ontrol
s witc hing power YES
board (B A 07) is inc orrec t. Chec k the
s upply (E A 72) 12
wiring. (S ee "8.4".)
V DC? (S ee "8.4".)
NO
Is the voltage input
to the s witc hing A failure of the s witc hing power s upply
power s upply YES (E A 72) is probable. Replac e it. (S ee
(E A 72)100 V A C? "6.11".)
(S ee "8.4".)
A failure of the power trans form er
(T71) or the P 721 c onnec tor is
NO probable. Chec k them for c orrec t
wiring or c onnec tion or replac e the
power trans form er. (S ee "6.10".)
The irrigation pole UP /DO W N S W
A S S Y (E A 76) of the m otoriz ed s tand
NO is faulty or the wiring of the A S S Y is
inc orrec t. Replac e or repair the
A S S Y . (S ee "6.32".)
The irrigation pole UP /DO W N S W
A S S Y (E A 76) of the m otoriz ed s tand
NO is faulty or the wiring of the A S S Y is
inc orrec t. Replac e or repair the
A S S Y . (S ee "6.32".)

Disconnect the P 701 connector.
Is the irrigation pole raised or
lowered by pressing the irrigation
pole UP /DOW N S W A SS Y
(E A 76) of the m otoriz ed stand?
(S ee "8.4".)
NO
Is the upper pole lim it S W (800)
A SS Y (E A77) turned ON?
Y ES
Is the lower pole lim it S W (600)
A SS Y (E A78) turned ON?
Y ES
Is the voltage applied between the
4-pin and 2-pin of the J706
connector 100 VA C when the
"UP " switch of the irrigation pole
UP/DOW N S W AS S Y (EA 76) of
the m otorized stand is turned
ON? (S ee "8.4".)
Y ES
Is the voltage applied between the
4-pin and 1-pin of the J706
connector 100 VA C when the
"DOW N" switch of the irrigation
pole UP /DOW N S W A SS Y
(E A 76) of the m otoriz ed stand is
turned ON? (S ee "8.4".)
Y ES
Rem ove the m otor (M 71) and
press the irrigation P OLE UP /
DOW N S W A SS Y (E A 76) of the
m otorized stand. Does the m otor
drive?
Y ES
The m otor and the tim ing belt are
assem bled im properly. Check
them for proper assem bling.
4 - 11
A failure of the cable between the
m ain body and the m otorized stand
(CA 72), pole acceptor board (BA 72),
Y ES
or pole control board (E A 75) is
probable. Check wiring or replace the
faulty part. (See "6.14" and "8.4".)
Is there a short circuit between
the 1-pin and 2-pin of the P708 The upper pole lim it SW (800) A S SY
NO connector of the upper pole Y ES (E A 77) is faulty. Check it for correc t
lim it S W (800) A SS Y (E A77)? wiring or replace it. (S ee "6.17".)
(S ee "8.4".)
NO
Is there a short circuit between
The lower POLE LIM IT SW (600)
the 1-pin and 2-pin of the P709
A SS Y (E A78) is faulty. Check it for
NO connector of the lower pole Y ES
correct wiring or replace it. (S ee
lim it S W (600) A SS Y (E A78)?
"6.17".)
(S ee "8.4".)
NO
A failure of the P OLE CONTROL
Is the upper pole lim it S W
NO NO B OARD (B A07) is probable. Replace
(800) AS S Y (EA 77) turned ON?
the board. (See "6.13".)
Y ES
A failure of the P OLE CONTROL
Is the lower pole lim it S W (600)
NO NO B OARD (B A07) is probable.
A SS Y (E A78) turned ON?
Replace the board. (S ee "6.13".)
Y ES
The m otor A S SY (EA 60) for the pole
NO is faulty. Check it for proper wiring
or replace it. (S ee "6.15".)

4.10 The Irrigation Pole is not Raised or Lowered by
Pressing the Irrigation Pole UP/DOWN Switch
on the LCD Touch Panel of the Main Body.
Disconnect the c onnecting cable
between the m otorized stand and
the m ain body. Is the irrigation
pole raised or lowered by pressing
the irrigation POLE UP /DOW N
S W A SS Y of the m otorized
stand?
Y ES
Can operations other than the
operation of the irrigation pole be
perform ed through the LCD touc h
panel of the m ain body ?
Y ES
Connect the m otorized stand and
m ain body with the connecting
cable. Is the irrigation pole rais ed
and lowered by pressing the on-
screen irrigation pole UP /DOW N
switch of the LCD touc h panel of
the m ain body?
NO
Does the applied voltage to the 2-
pin of IC1 of the pole interface
board (B A05) change from High (5
V ) to Low (0V ) when the on-
screen irrigation pole UP switch of
the LCD touch panel of the m ain
body is press ed?
NO
Does the applied voltage to the 2-
pin of IC2 of the pole interface
board (B A05) change from High (5
V ) to Low (0V ) if the on-sc reen
irrigation pole DOW N switch of the
LCD touch panel of the m ain body
is pressed?
NO
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
(E A 02) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.2".)
NO
NO
Y ES
Does the applied voltage to
the 4-pin of IC1 of the pole
interface board (B A05)
change from High (12 V ) to
Y ES
Low (0V ) if the on-screen
irrigation pole UP switch of
the LCD touch panel of the
m ain body is pressed?
Y ES
Does the applied voltage to
the 4-pin of IC2 of the pole
interface board (B A05)
change from High (12 V ) to
Y ES Low (0V ) when the on-
screen irrigation pole
DOW N switch of the LCD
touc h panel of the m ain
body is press ed?
Y ES
4 - 12
S ee "4.9 The Irrigation P ole is not
Raised or Lowered by P ressing the
Irrigation P ole UP/DOW N S witch of
the M otoriz ed S tand.".
S ee "4.4 The LCD Touch P anel is
Inoperative.".
A failure of the cable between the
m ain body and the m otorized stand is
probable.
A failure of the pole interface board
NO (B A 05) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
"6.16".)
A failure of the cables between the
m ain body and the m otorized stand or
a failure of the pole acceptor board
(B A 72) of the m otorized stand is
probable. Check the c ables for
correct wiring or replac e the c ables or
the board. (S ee "6.14".)
A failure of the pole interface board
NO (B A 05) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
"6.16".)
A failure of the cables between the
m ain body and m otorized stand, or a
failure of the pole accepter board
(B A 72) of the m otorized stand is
probable. Check the c ables for
correct wiring or replac e the c ables or
the board. (S ee "6.14" and "8.4".)
 4 - 13

4.11 The Irrigation and Vent Valves do not Open or

Close by Pressing the SETTING Switch.
Turn ON the power switch again.

Turn ON the power switch again.

A ccording to sys tem s tatus, the S E TTING switch m ay be inoperative.
Does the LE D that is built into the
For this reason, check if the S ETTING switc h functions properly while
S ETTING s witc h blink when the
the power switch is turned ON.
S ETTING s witc h is pressed?

NO

A re the cables between the S IDE

S W board (B A29) and the M A IN
NO Connect the cables correctly.
B OARD A S SY (E A 02) c onnected
correctly? (S ee "8.2".)

Y ES The SE TTING switch on the

Does a short circuit oc cur
between the 6-pin and 7-pin of the
P 211 connector connected to the
m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) when
the SE TTING switch is pressed?
Y ES
Y ES
A failure of the m ain board (E A02)
is probable. Replace the board.
(S ee "6.2".)
side S W board (B A 29) is
not be turned ON.
Disconnect the P 211 The SE TTING switch is faulty.
NO connector. Does a short NO Replace the side S W board (B A 29).
circuit occur between the 6- (S ee "6.18".)
pin and 7-pin of P211 when
the SE TTING switch on the
board is pressed?
The SIDE S W board (BA 29) is
assem bled im properly. A ssem ble the
Y ES
S IDE S W board so that the switch will
turn ON or OFF as actuated.

S ee "4.12 The Irrigation V alve does

Does the irrigation valve open? NO
not Open.".

Y ES

S ee "4.13 The V ent V alve does not

Does the vent valve open? NO
Open.".

Y ES

Does the irrigation valve close

S ee "4.14 The Irrigation V alve does
when the S ETTING switch is NO
not Close.".
pres sed?

Y ES

S ee "4.16 The V ent V alve does not

Does the vent valve close? NO
Close.".

Y ES

The SE TTING switch functions

properly.

4.12 The Irrigation Valve does not Open.
Turn ON the power switch.
Y ES
Does the irrigation valve open
when the on-screen "FreeFlow"
Y ES
switch on the LCD touch panel is
press ed?
NO
Is "FreeFlow" turned ON on the
screen?
Y ES
Is the voltage applied to TP21 of
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) +
24 V ?
Y ES
Is the voltage applied to TP4 of the
m ain board A S SY (E A 02) + 7 V ?
Y ES
Is the the resis tance between the
1-pin and 2-pin of the P 207
connector 24 (22 to 26 )?
Y ES
Is the error related to the
irrigation valve displayed?
Y ES
Does the m icroswitch of
the irrigation valve unit
(18235-1330) turn ON or
OFF when the irrigation
valve is opened or c losed?
Y ES
Does a short circuit occur
between the 6-pin and 7-
pin of the P 207 connec tor
connected to the m ain
board AS S Y (EA 02) while
the irrigation valve is
open?
Y ES
Does the 6-pin and 7-pin
of the P207 connector
connected to the m ain
board AS S Y (EA 02)
electrically open when the
irrigation valve is closed?
Y ES
NO
NO
NO
NO
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It is assum ed that the irrigation valve
NO
operates properly.
The m icroswitch etc. m ay be
assem bled incorrec tly. Repair the
NO wiring of the m icroswitch or replace
the irrigation valve unit (18235-1330).
(S ee "6.19".)
The m icroswitch is faulty or the wiring
of the m icroswitch is incorrect. Repair
NO
or replace the m icroswitch. (S ee
"8.2".)
The m icroswitch is faulty or the wring
of the m icroswitch is incorrect. Repair
NO
or replace the m icroswitch. (S ee
"8.2".)
A failure of the open/close detect
circuit is probable. Replace the m ain
board AS S Y (EA 02). (S ee "6.2".)
"FreeFlow" cannot be turned ON
through the on-screen switc h. S ee
"4.4 The LCD Touch P anel is
Inoperative.". (See "4.4".)
4.38 The applied voltage is not + 24 V .
4.39 The applied voltage is not + 7 V .
A failure of the irrigation valve (18235-
1330) is probable. Replace the
irrigation valve. (See "6.19".)
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Y ES

Disconnect P 207 and connect

A failure of the M AIN B OA RD A S SY
P 208 (vent valve). Does the vent
NO (E A 02) is probable. Replace the
valve open when the "FreeFlow"
board. (See "6.2".)
switch is pressed?

Y ES

A failure of the irrigation valve

(18235-1330) is probable.
Replace it. (S ee "6.19".)
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4.13 The Vent Valve does not Open.

Is the resistance between the 1-

A failure of the vent valve (18235-1330)
pin and 2-pin of P 208 24 (22 to NO
is probable. Replace it. (See "6.20".)
26 )? (See "8.2".)

Y ES

Does the irrigation valve open

when "FreeFlow" is turned ON by S ee "4.12 The Irrigation Valve does
NO
the on-screen "FreeFlow" switch not Open.".
on the LCD touch panel?

Y ES

Does the irrigation valve close if

"FreeFlow" is turned OFF by the S ee "4.14 The Irrigation Valve does
NO
on-sc reen "FreeFlow" switch on not Close.".
the LCD touch panel?

Y ES

Disconnect the P 207 connector

and c onnect V ent Valve connector
P 208 to J207. (S ee "8.2".)

Does the vent valve open when

"FreeFlow" is turned ON by the A failure of the vent valve (18235-1330)
NO
on-sc reen "FreeFlow" switch of is probable. Replace it. (See "6.20".)
the LCD touch panel?

Y ES
The m icroswitch etc. is ass em bled
Is the m icroswitch of the
Is an error related to the irrigation im properly. Repair the wiring of the
Y ES vent valve (18235-1330) NO
valve display ed? m icroswitc h or replace the vent valve
turned ON?
unit (18235-1330). (See "6.20".)
Y ES
Does a s hort circ uit
NO occur between the 6-pin
The m icroswitch is faulty or the wiring
and 7-pin of the P208
NO of it is incorrect. Repair or replace the
connec tor if the vent
m icroswitc h. (S ee "8.2".)
valve is open? (S ee
A failure of the control circuit for "8.2".)
the vent valve is probable. A failure of the open/close detect
Replace the m ain board A S SY Y ES circuit is probable. Replace the m ain
(E A 02). (See "6.2".) board AS S Y (E A02). (S ee "6.2".)

4.14 The Irrigation Valve does not Close.
Turn ON the power switch.
Y ES
Does the irrigation valve open
when the on-screen "FreeFlow"
switch on the LCD touch panel is
press ed?
Y ES
Does the irrigation valve close
when the on-screen "FreeFlow"
Y ES
switch on the LCD touch panel is
press ed?
NO
Is the voltage applied to TP21 of
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) +
24 V ?
Y ES
Is the voltage applied to TP4 of the
m ain board A S SY (E A 02) + 7 V ?
Y ES
Is the the resis tance between the
1-pin and 2-pin of P207 24 (22 to
26 )?
Y ES
NO
Is an error related to the
irrigation valve displayed?
Y ES
Does the m icroswitch of
the irrigation valve unit
(18235-1330) turn ON or
OFF when the irrigation
valve is opened or c losed?
Y ES
Does a short circuit occur
between the 6-pin and 7-
pin of the P 207 connec tor
connected to the m ain
board AS S Y (EA 02) while
the irrigation valve is
opened?
Y ES
Does the 6-pin and 7-pin
of the P207 connector
connected to the m ain
board AS S Y (EA 02) be
open when the irrigation
valve is clos ed?
Y ES
NO
NO
NO
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S ee "4.12 The Irrigation V alve does
not Open.".
It is assum ed that the irrigation valve
NO
operates properly.
The m icroswitch etc. m ay be
assem bled im properly. Repair the
NO
m icroswitch or replac e the irrigation
valve unit (18235-1330). (See "6.19".)
The m icroswitch is faulty or the wiring
of the m icroswitch is incorrect. Repair
NO
or replace the m icroswitch. (S ee
"8.2".)
The m icroswitch is faulty or the wring
of the m icroswitch is incorrect. Repair
NO
or replace the m icroswitch. (S ee
"8.2".)
A failure of the open/close detection
circuit is probable. Replace the m ain
board AS S Y (EA 02). (S ee "6.2".)
S ee "4.38 The Applied Voltage is not
+24 V.".
S ee "4.39 The Applied Voltage is not
+7 V.".
A failure of the irrigation valve (18235-
1330) is probable. Replace the
irrigation valve. (See "6.19".)
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Y ES

Disconnect P 207 and connect

A failure of the m ain board A SS Y
P 208 (vent valve). Does the vent
NO (E A 02) is probable. Replace the
valve open/close when the
board. (See "6.2".)
"FreeFlow" switch is press ed?

Y ES

A failure of the irrigation valve

(18235-1330) is probable.
Replace it. (S ee "6.19".)
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4.15 Cleaning is not Started by pressing of the

CLEANING Switch.
A ccording to system s tatus, the CLEA NING switch m ay be
Close the pum p cover for the inoperative. For the reason, check if the CLE ANING switch functions
aspiration pum p. After that, turn properly when the power switch is turned ON.
ON the power switch. Does the
LE D that is built into the
CLEA NING switch illum inate?

Y ES

P ress the SE TTING switc h. Does S ee "4.12 The Irrigation V alve does not
NO
the irrigation valve open? Open.".

Y ES

S ee "4.13 The V ent V alve does not

Does the vent valve open? NO
Open.".

Y ES

P ress the SE TTING switc h again. S ee "4.14 The Irrigation V alve does not
NO
Does the irrigation valve close? Close.".

Y ES

S ee "4.16 The V ent V alve does not

Does the vent valve close? NO
Close.".

Y ES The LE D that is built into the

P ress the CLE A NING switch.
Does the LED built into the switch
blink?
CLEA NING switch of the side S W
Is cleaning board (BA 29) or LE D ON/OFF control
NO Y ES
started? circuit is faulty. Replace side S W
board (BA 29) or m ain board A SS Y
(E A02). (See "6.2" and "6.18".)
NO

Does a short
circuit
between 5-pin
and 6-pin of
the P 211 S ee "4.17 The S ensor of the P um p
NO
connector Cover Failed in Detection.".
occur if the
CLEA NING
Y ES switch is
pressed? A failure of the LCD built into the
CLEA NING switch of the side S W
board (BA 29) is probable. The LE D
Y ES does not illum inate but the CLEA NING
switch operates properly. A s
necessary, replace the side S W board
(B A29). (S ee "6.18".)

Does the aspiration pum p work S ee "4.18 The A spiration Pum p

NO
during the cleaning? does not W ork P roperly. ".

Y ES

It is ass um ed that the CLE ANING

switch is norm al. If it is likely that
the s witch is faulty, check the
switch for other related item s.

4.16 The Vent Valve does not Close.
Is the resistance between the 1-
pin and 2-pin of P 208 24 (22 to
26 )?
Y ES
Does the irrigation valve open
when "FreeFlow" is turned ON by
the on-screen "FreeFlow" switch
of the LCD touch panel?
Y ES
Does the irrigation valve clos e
when "FreeFlow" is turned OFF by
the on-screen "FreeFlow" switch
of the LCD touch panel?
Y ES
Disconnect the P207 connector
and connect P208 of the vent valve
to J207.
Does the vent valve open when
"FreeFlow" is turned ON by the
on-s creen "FreeFlow" switch of
the LCD touch panel?
Y ES
Does the vent valve c lose when
"FreeFlow" is turned OFF by the
on-s creen "FreeFlow" switch of
the LCD touch panel?
Y ES
Is an error related to the irrigation
valve dis played by turning ON or
OFF "FreeFlow"?
NO
A failure of the control circuit for
the vent valve is probable.
Replace the M A IN B OARD A S SY
(E A 02). (S ee "6.2".)
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A failure of the vent valve (18235-1330)
NO
is probable. Replace it. (S ee "6.20".)
S ee "4.12 The Irrigation V alve does not
NO
Open.".
S ee "4.14 The Irrigation V alve does not
NO
Close.".
A failure of the vent valve (18235-1330)
NO
is probable. Replace it. (S ee "6.20".)
A failure of the vent valve (18235-1330)
NO
is probable. Replace it. (S ee "6.20".)
The m icroswitch etc. is assem bled
Does the m icroswitch
im properly. Repair the wiring of the
Y ES of the vent valve turn NO
m icroswitch or replace the vent valve
ON or OFF?
unit (18235-1330). (S ee "6.20".)
YE S
Does a short circuit
occur between the 6-
The m icroswitch is faulty or wiring of it
pin and 7-pin of the
NO is incorrect. Repair the m ic roswitch
P 208 connector when
or replace it. (S ee "8.2".)
the vent valve is
opened?
Y ES
Does between the 6-
pin and 7-pin of the
The m icroswitch is faulty or wiring of it
P 208 connector
NO is incorrect. Repair the m ic roswitch
electrically open when
or replace it. (S ee "8.2".)
the vent valve is
closed?
A failure of the OP E N/CLOSE detect
Y ES circuit is probable. Replac e the M A IN
B OARD A S SY (E A 02). (S ee "6.2".)
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4.17 The Sensor of the Pump Cover Failed in

Detection.
Turn ON the power switch again.

Does the LE D that is

Does the LE D that is built into the
CLE ANING switch go out when
the pum p cover is opened?
built into the CLEA NING It is assum ed that the pum p cover is
Y ES Y ES
switch light up when the norm al.
pum p cover is c losed?

NO
NO
It is probable that the aspiration pum p
Does the vacuum s ensor board or vacuum sens or board (B A 04) is
(B A 04) m ove up or down when the NO assem bled im properly. Check to see
pum p cover is c losed or opened? if they are assem bled properly . (S ee
"6.22".)
Y ES

It is probable that the vacuum sensor

Is a shield plate inserted into the
board (B A 04) or shield plate is
gap of the photointerrupter of the
NO assem bled im properly. Check to see
vacuum sensor board (BA 04)
if they are assem bled properly . (S ee
when the pum p cover is clos ed?
"6.22".)
Y ES

It is probable that the vacuum sensor

Is a shield plate rem oved from the
board (B A 04) or shield plate is
gap of the photointerrupter of the
NO assem bled im properly. Check to see
vacuum sensor board (BA 04)
if they are assem bled properly . (S ee
when the pum p cover is opened?
"6.22".)

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to the 6-pin Is the voltage applied

of the J401 connector of the to 6-pin of J218 of the S ee "4.37 The A pplied V oltage is not
NO NO
vacuum sensor board (BA 04) be M A IN B OARD A SS Y +5 V.".
+5 V? (E A 02) + 5 V ?
A failure of the cables connecting the
m ain board AS S Y (E A02) and vacuum
Y ES sensor board (B A 04). Check the
Y ES
cables or repair them if necessary.
(S ee "8.2".)

Is the voltage applied to the

cathode (or 8-pin of J401) of the A failure of photointerrupter (P I1) of
photointerrupter (PI1) of the the vacuum sensor board (B A 04) is
NO
vacuum sensor board (BA 04) High probable. Replac e the vacuum sensor
(+ 5 V ) when the pum p cover is board (B A 04). (S ee "6.22".)
opened?

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to the

cathode (or 8-pin of J401) of the A failure of photointerrupter (P I1) of
photointerrupter (PI1) of the the vacuum sensor board (B A 04) is
NO
vacuum sensor board (BA 04) Low probable. Replac e the vacuum sensor
(0 V) when the pum p c over is board (B A 04). (S ee "6.22".)
closed?

Y ES

The Opened or Closed state of the

pum p cover is detected properly.
It is probable that the signal
receiver of the m ain board A SS Y
(E A 02) is faulty. Replace the
m ain board AS S Y (E A02). (See
"6.2".)

4.18 The Aspiration Pump does not Work Properly.
Open the pum p cover. Is the
"Pum p cover is opened" m ess age
displayed?
Y ES
Close the pum p cover. Does the
"Pum p cover is opened" m ess age
disappear?
Y ES
P erform aspiration in I/A m ode
without setting the aspiration tube.
NO
Does the aspiration pum p rotate
when the foot pedal is depressed?
Y ES
Is an error m essage related to the
aspiration pum p displayed?
NO
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S ee "4.17 The S ensor of the P um p
NO
Cover Failed in Detection.".
S ee "4.17 The S ensor of the P um p
NO
Cover Failed in Detection.".
S ee "4.19 The Foot P edal cannot be
Can the foot pedal be
NO Fully Depressed until "100% " is
pres sed to Pos ition 3?
Displayed. ".
Y ES
Open the pum p cover It is probable that the m otor (M 2) or
and rotate the roller of roller (18193-M 66) for the aspiration
the aspiration pum p by NO pum p is assem bled im properly .
hand. Does the roller Check to see if they are assem bled
rotate? properly. (See "6.23".)
Y ES
Is the resistance
A failure of the m otor (M 2) of the
between the 1-pin and 2-
aspiration pum p is probable. Chec k it
pin of the P 212 NO
for the wiring of cables or replace the
connector 11.5 (10 to
m otor. (S ee "6.23" and "8.2".)
13 )? (S ee "8.2".)
Y ES
Is the resistance
A failure of the m otor (M 2) of the
between the 4-pin and 5-
aspiration pum p is probable. Chec k it
pin of the P 212 NO
for the wiring of cables or replace the
connector 11.5 (10 to
m otor. (S ee "6.23" and "8.2".)
13 )? (S ee "8.2".)
Y ES
Is the voltage applied to
S ee "4.38 The A pplied V oltage is not
TP 21 of the m ain board NO
+24 V .".
A SS Y (E A 02) + 24 V ?
Y ES
A failure of the m otor for
the aspiration pum p is
probable. Replac e the
m ain board AS S Y
(E A 02). (S ee "6.2".)
Check the aspiration pum p as
Y ES suggested by the error m essage.
(S ee "S ec. 9".)
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S et the pum p tube to the It is probable that the aspiration pum p

aspiration pum p. Does the is assem bled im properly. Check if the
NO
aspiration pum p rotate when the aspiration pum p is assem bled properly
foot pedal is depressed? and readjust it. (S ee "6.23".)

Y ES

It is assum ed that the aspiration

pum p is norm al.
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4.19 The Foot Pedal cannot be Fully Depressed Until

“100%” is Displayed.

Is the foot pedal connector P roperly c onnect the foot pedal

NO
connected properly? connector.

Y ES

Is the depressing am ount

S ee "4.20 The Foot P edal c annot be
"P osition 1" when the m ain pedal NO
Depressed to P osition 1.".
of the foot pedal is depressed?

Y ES

It is assum ed that the variable

resistors of the foot pedal are not
adjusted correctly. Readjust
them . (S ee "7.4" and "7.5".)

4.20 The Foot Pedal cannot be Depressed to Position 1.
Is the foot pedal c onnector
connected properly?
Y ES
Is the resistance between the 1-
pin and 3-pin of the P 4 connector
NO
of the foot pedal 2 k (1.7 k to
2.3 k )?
Y ES
Is the resistance between the 1-
pin and 2-pin of the P 4 connector
NO
of the foot pedal 0 (0 to 200
)?
Y ES
Does the resistance between the
1-pin and 2-pin of the P 4
connector change to 1.7 k or
higher when the m ain pedal of the
foot pedal is depres sed?
Y ES
Connect the foot pedal to the m ain
body. Does the voltage applied to
TP 18 (F.P .) of the m ain board
NO
A SS Y (E A02) change to 4 V or
higher when the foot pedal is
depres sed?
Y ES
A failure of the m ain board A SS Y
(E A 02) is probable. Replace the
board. (S ee "6.2".)
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Connect the foot pedal connector
NO
properly.
Is the resistance
It is probable that the potentiom eter of
between the 1-pin and
the foot pedal is adjusted im properly.
3-pin of the P 4 NO
Readjust it or replace the foot pedal.
connector of the foot
(S ee "7.4" and "7.5".)
pedal infinite?
A break in the foot pedal cable is
Y ES probable. Check the cable or replace
the foot pedal. (S ee "8.5" and "8.6".)
Is the resistance
It is probable that the potentiom eter of
between the 1-pin and
the foot pedal is adjusted im properly.
2-pin of the P 4 NO
Readjust them or replace the foot
connector of the foot
pedal. (S ee "7.4" and "7.5".)
pedal infinite?
A break in the foot pedal cable is
Y ES probable. Check the cable or replace
the foot pedal. (S ee "8.5" and "8.6",)
It is probable that the potentiom eter of
the foot pedal is adjusted im properly.
NO Check if they are ass em bled properly
or replace the foot pedal. (S ee "7.4"
and "7.5".)
Is there continuity in the
cable between the foot
Connect the cable correctly or repair
pedal connector J4 and NO
the cable. If necessary, replace it.
P 215 and is the cable
connected correctly?
A failure of the m ain board A SS Y
Y ES (E A 02) is probable. Replace the
board. (S ee "6.2".)
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4.21 The Amount by which the Foot Pedal is

Depressed does not Reset to 0%.

Is the foot pedal connector Connect the foot pedal connector

NO
connected properly? properly.

Y ES

Is the am ount by which the foot

A failure of the m ain board A SS Y
pedal is depressed indicated as
NO (B A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
0% when the P 4 c onnector of the
"6.2".)
foot pedal is disconnec ted?

Y ES

It is probable that the m ain pedal of

Does the m ain pedal return to its
original position when it is
released?
the foot pedal is assem bled
NO
im properly. Check if it is assem bled
properly or replace the foot pedal.

Y ES

It is probable that the variable

resistors of the foot pedal are
adjusted im properly. Readjust
them or replace the foot pedal.
(S ee "7.4" and "7.5".)

4.22 The System Produces No Voice Guide.
Is "Voice" on the custom setting
screen set to "On"?
Y ES
Is "Voice Volum e" on the cus tom
setting screen set to "50% " or
higher?
Y ES
Output diatherm y power in the Dia
m ode. Is a sound output when
diatherm y power is output?
Y ES
A failure of the sound m em ory or a
failure of the sound control circuit
of the m ain board A SS Y (E A02) is
probable. Replace the m ain board
A SS Y (E A02). (See "6.2".)
4.23 The System Produces No Sound.
Is "Sound V olum e" set to "50% "
or higher?
Y ES
Output diatherm y power in the Dia
m ode. Is a sound output when
diatherm y power is output?
Y ES
A failure of the sound m em ory or a
failure of the sound control circuit
of the m ain board A SS Y (E A02) is
probable. Replace the m ain board
A SS Y (E A02). (See "6.2".)
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S et "Voice" on the custom setting
NO
screen to "On".
If the volum e level is set to a
lower level, there are cas es
where voice guidance cannot
S et "Voice Volum e" on the cus tom
NO be heard. Increase the level YES
setting screen to a proper level.
by 50% or m ore once and
listen for the voice guidance.
Is sound heard now?
NO
A failure of the speaker A SS Y (E A55)
is probable. Replace the speaker.
NO (S ee "6.5".)
If the voice is not output yet, replace
the m ain board AS S Y. (S ee "6.2".)
If the volum e level is set to a
lower level, there are cas es
where sound cannot be
heard. Increas e the level by
S et "Sound Volum e" on the c ustom
50% or m ore once and listen
NO YES setting screen to a proper volum e
for the switch operation
level.
sound and the m onitor
sound of the vacuum
press ure. Is sound heard
now?
NO
Is the speaker AS S Y (EA 55)
NO connected properly? (S ee NO Connect the speaker properly .
"8.2".)
A failure of the speaker AS S Y (EA 55)
is probable. Replace the speaker.
(S ee "6.5".)
Y ES
If sound is not output yet, replace the
m ain board A S SY (E A 02).
(S ee "6.2".)
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4.24 Diathermy Power is not Output.

Increase the diatherm y power and
Is diatherm y power s et to 20% or
NO check the actual diatherm y power
higher?
output.

Y ES

S ee "4.19 The Foot P edal cannot be

Is "Position 3" dis played when the
NO Fully Depressed until "100% " is
foot pedal is fully depress ed?
Displayed.".

Y ES

Is the diatherm y cord connected

NO Connect the diatherm y cord properly.
properly?

Y ES

Is there continuity in the

NO Replace the diatherm y cord.
diatherm y cord?

Y ES

A re the forceps or pencil

NO Connect the forceps or pencil properly.
connected properly?

Y ES

A re the three cables between the m ain

board AS S Y (EA 02) and US board
A SS Y (B A01) connected properly ?
M ain board (E A 02) US board (EA 01)
NO Connect the cables properly.
P 217 - P 103
P 202 - P 101
P 203 - P 102
(S ee "8.2".)

YES

Is the voltage applied to TP20 of

S ee "4.41 The A pplied V oltage is not
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) + NO
+28 V.".
28 V (± 1 V )?

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to TP2 of the

S ee "4.37 The A pplied V oltage is not
m ain board A SS Y (E A 02) + 5 V (± NO
+5 V.".
0.5 V)?

Y ES
 4 - 29

Is the voltage applied to TP 5 of the

m ain board A SS Y (E A02) + 12 V NO 4.35 The A pplied V oltage is not +12 V .
(±0.5 V)?

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to TP 6 of the

m ain board (E A 2) A SS Y - 12 V NO 4.36 The A pplied V oltage is not -12 V .
(±0.5 V)?

Y ES

Does TP 11 (B /P W ) of the m ain board

A SS Y (E A02) output the following
voltage when the foot pedal is
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
pressed?
NO (E A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
S et power TP 11
"6.2".)
20% - 2.0 V
50% - 3.3 V
100% - 4.45V

Y ES

A re the cables between the P 106

connector and diatherm y output
connector J3 of the US board NO Connect the cables properly.
A SS Y (E A01) connected
properly?

Y ES

A failure of the US board A SS Y

(E A 01) is probable. Replace the
US board A SS Y . (See "6.1".)
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4.25 Irrigation Flow does not Stop.

Does the irrigation valve open

when the on-screen "FreeFlow" S ee "4.12 The Irrigation V alve does not
NO
switch is pressed on the touch- Open.".
screen panel?

YES

Does the irrigation valve c lose

when the on-screen "FreeFlow" S ee "4. 14The Irrigation V alve does not
NO
switch is pressed again on the Close.".
touch-screen panel?

YES

Check the position of the irrigation

tube connected to the irrigation
NO Connect the irrigation tube properly.
valve. Is the used irrigation tube
connected properly?

YES

It is probable that the clearance

between the irrigation valve and
tube is im proper. A djust the
clearanc e between the irrigation
valve and tube (M 130) or replace
the irrigation valve unit (18235-
1330). (S ee "6.19".)

4.26 Vacuum Pressure does not Rise.
S et the I/A tube. Does the
aspiration pum p rotate when the
foot pedal is depressed in the I/A
m ode?
Y ES
Does the displayed vacuum
press ure rise when the I/A tube is
NO
pinched while the foot pedal is
depressed?
Y ES
NO
Connect a pressure gauge to the
end of the I/A tube. Depres s the
foot pedal to s tart aspirating.
Does the pressure gauge read a
negative pressure?
Y ES
Is the vacuum pressure correct?
Y ES
It is assum ed that as piration is
perform ed norm ally. Check if the
handpiec e or tip is clogged.
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S ee "4.18 The As piration P um p does
NO
not W ork P roperly.".
Check the vent valve for air
leakage. P inch the tube It is probable that the vent valve
between the irrigation tube and (18235-1330) is assem bled im properly.
YES
vent valve as well as the Repair or replace the vent valve. (S ee
aspiration tube. Does the "6.20".)
vacuum pressure rise?
NO
Check the roller of the
aspiration pum p for air leakage.
Disconnect the I/A tube from A ir leak from the roller (18913-M 066) of
the drain bag and connect a the aspiration pum p is probable.
YES
syringe to the end of the tube. Check if the aspiration pum p is
P ull the sy ringe to apply assem bled properly. (See "6.23".)
negative pressure. Is there air
leakage?
NO
Rem ove the I/A tube from the
m ain body. Connect the
m ale and fem ale luers at the
end of the I/A tube. Connect
a syringe to the fem ale luer of
the irrigation tube and close
(pinch) the part of the tube to YES Replace the I/A tube.
be connected to a drain bag.
P ut the I/A tube (pressure
detec tor) into water and
apply positive pressure with
the syringe. Is there air
leakage from the I/A tube?
The dis played vacuum pressure does
not agree with the actual pressure.
A djust vacuum pressure. If it c annot
NO
be adjusted properly, replace the
vacuum sensor board (B A 04) (See
"6.22".)
The dis played vacuum pressure does
not agree with the actual pressure.
A djust vacuum pressure. If it c annot
NO
be adjusted properly, replace the
vacuum sensor board (B A 04) (See
"6.22".)
 4 - 32

4.27 Vacuum Pressure cannot be Turned OFF.

Does the vent valve open when the
NO 4.13 The V ent V alve does not Open.
S ETTING switch is pressed?

Y ES

Rem ove the I/A tube. Is "0 The correct vacuum pressure is not
m m Hg" displayed as the vacuum NO displayed. Adjus t vac uum pres sure.
pressure? (S ee "7.2".)

Y ES

Check if vacuum pressure is

The correct vacuum pressure is not
adjusted correctly. Does the
NO displayed. Adjus t vac uum pres sure.
displayed vacuum pressure agree
(S ee "7.2".)
with the actual pressure?

Y ES

Is the vent tube of the reusable It is probable that the vent tube m ay
Y ES
tubing kit clogged? be clogged. Replace the I/A tube.

NO

It is as sum ed that vac uum can be

turned OFF. If it cannot be turned
OFF yet, check again for other
item s related to vacuum pressure.
 4 - 33

4.28 Ultrasonic Wave is not Output.

S et ultras onic power properly and
Is ultrasonic power set properly? NO
check actual ultras onic power output.

Y ES

S ee "4.19 The Foot P edal cannot be

Can the foot pedal be fully
NO Fully Depressed until "100% " is
depres sed?
Displayed. ".

Y ES

Is the cable plug of the US

handpiece connected to the US NO Connect the cable plug c orrectly.
connector correctly?

Y ES

Is the US tip inserted correctly? NO Insert the US tip correctly.

Y ES

Replace the US handpiece. Does

A failure of the US handpiece is
the new US handpiece output Y ES
probable. Replace it.
ultrasonic power?

NO

A re three cables between the m ain

board AS S Y (EA 02) and US board
A SS Y (E A01) connected correctly ?
M ain board (E A 02) US board (EA 01)
NO Connect the cables correctly.
P 217 - P 103
P 202 - P 101
P 203 - P 102
(S ee "8.2".)

Y ES

Is the applied voltage to TP 20 of

the M AIN B OARD A SS Y (E A02) NO 4.41 The A pplied V oltage is not +28 V .
+ 28 V (± 1 V )?

Y ES

Is the applied voltage to TP 19 of

the M AIN B OARD A SS Y (E A02) - NO 4.40 The A pplied V oltage is not -28 V .
28 V (± 1 V )?

Y ES

Is the applied voltage to TP 2 of the

M A IN BOA RD A S SY (E A 02)+ 5 V NO 4.37 The A pplied V oltage is not +5 V .
(± 0.5 V )?

Y ES
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Is the voltage applied to TP 5 of the

S ee "4.35 The A pplied V oltage is not
m ain board A SS Y (E A02) +12 V NO
+12 V.".
(±0.5 V)?

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to TP 6 of the

S ee "4.36 The A pplied V oltage is not -
m ain board A SS Y (B A02) -12 V NO
12 V .".
(±0.5 V)?

Y ES

S et S w2 of DIP switchpack 1 of
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) to
the ON pos ition. W hen the foot
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
pedal is depressed, does TP 12
(E A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
(US /PW ) of the m ain board
"6.2".)
A SS Y (E A02) output the following NO
Reset S witch 2 of DIP switchpack 1 of
voltage?
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) back to
S et power TP 12
the OFF position.
20% 1.0 V
50% 2.5 V
100% 5.0 V

Y ES

A re the cables between the P 104

connector of the US board AS S Y
(E A 01) and the J2 connector of
NO Connect the cable correctly.
the US handpiece and those
between P 105 and J2 connected
correctly?

Y ES

A failure of the US board A SS Y

(E A 01) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.1".)
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4.29 The Internal Compressor for the Vitrectomy

Cutter does not Work.
S elect "Cutter Ready" with the right
Is "Cutter Ready" selected? NO
kick switch.

Y ES

W hen the foot pedal is depressed, S ee "4.19 The Foot P edal cannot be
will the am ount depressed be NO Fully Depressed until "100% " is
"P osition 2"? Displayed.".

Y ES

Is the P206 connector of the

com pressor connected correctly? NO Connect the connector correc tly.
(S ee "8.2".)

Y ES

Is there a short between the 1-pin Check the com pressor for
and 2-pin of the P 206 connector of Y ES correct wiring. Is there a Y ES Repair the wiring.
the com pressor? (S ee "8.2".) short in the wiring?

There is a short in the wiring of the

m otor of the com pressor A SS Y
NO
NO (E A 47). Replace the com pressor
A SS Y (E A47). (S ee "6.24".)

Is between the 1-pin and 2-pin of

Check the com pressor for
the P206 connector of the
Y ES correct wiring. Is the NO Repair the wiring.
com pressor electrically open?
wiring correct?
(S ee "8.2".)

The com pressor AS S Y (EA 47) is

Y ES
faulty. Replac e it. (See "6.24".)
NO

Is the voltage applied to TP 20 of

S ee "4.41 The A pplied V oltage is not
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) be NO
+28 V.".
+28 V (±1 V )?

Y ES

Disconnect the P 206 connector.

Depress the foot pedal to P osition
1. Is the voltage applied between A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
the 1-pin and 2-pin of the J206 NO (E A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
connector of the m ain board "6.2".)
A SS Y (E A02) +24 V (±1 V )?
(S ee "8.2".)

Y ES
 4 - 36

Connect the P 206 connector.

Depress the foot pedal to P osition
1. Is the voltage applied between
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
the 1-pin and 2-pin of J206 (or
NO (E A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
between both ends of the D7
"6.2".)
diode) of the m ain board A S SY
(E A 02) be ±24 V (±1V )? (S ee
"8.2".)

Y ES

A failure of the com press or A SS Y

(E A 47) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.24".)
 4 - 37

4.30 The Air for Driving the Vitrectomy Cutter is not

Output.
S elect "Cutter Ready" with the right
Is "Cutter Ready" selected? NO
kick switch.

Y ES

W hen the foot pedal is depressed, S ee "4.19 The Foot P edal cannot be
is the am ount depressed "P osition NO Fully Depres sed until "100% " is
2"? Displayed.".

Y ES

S ee "4.29 The Internal Com pressor for

Does the com pressor work? NO the V itrec tom y Cutter does not
W ork.".

Y ES

Is the piping between the

com pressor A S SY (E A 47) and NO Check the piping.
cutter valve A SS Y (E A44) correct?

Y ES

Is there air leakage when the foot

pedal is depressed to Position 1 Y ES Check from where air is leaking.
to operate the com pres sor.

NO

P ress the m anual switch

Does the red LE D that is built into
the c utter valve AS S Y (EA 44)
Y ES
blink when the foot pedal is
depres sed to P osition 2 or 3?
NO
of the cutter valve AS S Y
(E A44). Is the air for NO
driving the vitrectom y
cutter output?
Y ES
Replace the cutter valve AS S Y
(E A44). (See "6.25".)
The working of the cutter valve A S SY
(E A44) is unstable.
If the c utter valve AS SY (EA 44)
m alfunctions again, replace it. (See
"6.25".)

Is the cutter valve AS S Y (EA 44)

NO Correct the wiring of it.
wired correctly?

Y ES

Is the voltage applied to TP 21 of

S ee "4.38 The A pplied V oltage is not
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) + 24 NO
+24 V.".
V (±1 V )?

Y ES

A failure of the m ain board AS S Y

(E A02) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.2".)
 4 - 38

4.31 Ultrasonic Power is Weak.

A re the US power, vacuum

pressure, and flow rate set NO S et them correctly.
correctly?

Y ES

Can the foot pedal be

Is the linear control set for The foot pedal is faulty. Repair or
Y ES depres sed fully until NO
ultrasonic output? replace it.
"100% " is displayed?

NO
Y ES

Is the US tip c onnected properly? NO Connect the US tip properly.

Y ES

Is the US tip unworn? A

scratched, worn tip will lower the Y ES Use a new US tip.
disrupting effect.

NO

W as the test cham ber filled with

Fill the test cham ber with irrigation
irrigation solution during "US NO
solution and perform "US Test".
Test"?

Y ES

Replace the US handpiece. Does

the replaced US handpiece work Y ES The US handpiece is faulty.
norm ally?

NO

P erform "US Test". Does the

S ee "4.33 The E 210 or E 322 M essage
E 210 or E 322 error m essage Y ES
A ppears During "US Test.".
appear?

NO

A failure of the US handpiece or

US board A SS Y (E A01) is
probable. Replace a faulty part
and check the perform ance. (S ee
"6.1".)
 4 - 39

4.32 Ultrasonic Power is not Output.

Is the output ultrasonic power
Y ES S ee "4.31 Ultrasonic P ower is W eak.".
lower than the set power?

NO

Is the US handpiec e connected to

the m ain body correctly? If the
connector of the handpiece is not
NO Connect the US handpiece correctly.
inserted as far as it will go,
ultrasonic power m ay not be
output.

Y ES

Can the foot pedal be depressed The foot pedal is faulty. Repair or
NO
to P osition 3? replace it.

Y ES

Is the US tip c onnected properly? NO Connect the US tip properly.

Y ES

Replace the US handpiece. Does

the new US handpiece work Y ES The US hancepice is faulty.
properly?

NO

P erform "US Test". Does the S ee "4.33 The E 210 or E 322 M essage
Y ES
E 210 or E 322 m essage appear? A ppears During "US Test".".

NO

A failure of the US handpiece or

US board A SS Y (E A01) is
probable. Replace a faulty part.
(S ee "6.1".)
 4 - 40

4.33 The E210 or E322 Message Appears During "US

Test".
Is the US tip connected correctly? NO Connect the US tip correctly.

Y ES

Is the US handpiece connected to

the m ain body correc tly? If the
connec tor of the handpiece is not
NO Connect the US handpiece correctly .
inserted as far as it will go,
ultras onic power m ay not be
output.

Y ES

Replace the US handpiece. Does

the E210 or E 322 error occur The US handpiece is faulty. Replace
NO
during "US Test" after the it.
replacem ent?
Y ES
Check the cables between US
handpiec e connector J2 and US
board AS S Y (E A01) for continuity
NO Replace or repair the cable.
or any abnorm ality. Does the
cable present no problem ? (S ee
"8.2".)

Y ES

Check the cables (18235-E A 29,

30 and 31) between the US board
A SS Y (E A 01) and the m ain board
A SS Y (E A 02) for continuity or any NO Replace or repair the cables.
abnorm ality. Do these c ables
present no problem s? (S ee
"8.2".)
Y ES
Is the voltage -28 V (TP19 of the
m ain board A S SY ) that is S ee "4.40 The Applied V oltage is not -
NO
supplied to the US board A SS Y 28 V .".
(E A 01) ?
Y ES
Is the voltage +28 V (TP 20 of the
m ain board A S SY ) that is S ee "4.41 The Applied V oltage is not
NO
supplied to the US board A SS Y +28 V.".
(E A 01)?
Y ES

Is the voltage +12 V (TP 5 of the

m ain board A S SY ) that is S ee "4.35 The Applied V oltage is not
NO
supplied to the US board A SS Y +12 V.".
(E A 01)?
Y ES

Is the voltage to -12 V (TP 6 of

the m ain board A SS Y ) that is S ee "4.36 The Applied V oltage is not -
NO
supplied to the US board A SS Y 12 V .".
(E A 01)?

Y ES

Is the voltage +5 V (TP 2 of the

m ain board A S SY ) that is S ee "4.37 The Applied V oltage is not
NO
supplied to the US board A SS Y +5 V.".
(E A 01)?

Y ES
 4 - 41

YES

Does the applied voltage to TP 12

The voltage that controls US power is
(US /P W ) of the m ain board A S S Y
NO not output. Replace the m ain board
(E A 02) fluctuate in the 0 to 5 V
A S SY (EA 02) (S ee "6.2".)
range during "US Test"?

A failure of the US board AS S Y

YES (E A 01) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.1".)

4. 34 The Applied Voltage is not D 12 V.

Is the applied voltage to TP 21 of
S ee "4.38 The A pplied V oltage is not
the m ain board A SS Y (E A 02) NO
+24 V .".
+24 V ?

YES

A failure of IC2 and D2 of the m ain

Is the voltage applied to TP 3 (D 12
board A S SY (EA 02) is probable.
V ) of the m ain board A S S Y YES
Replace the m ain board A S S Y . (S ee
(E A 02) higher than +12.5 V ?
"6.2".)
NO

Disconnect P 222 from the m ain

A failure of the INVE RTE R (806-07-
board A S SY (EA 02). Is the
YES 00014) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
voltage applied to TP 3 of the m ain
"6.4".)
board A S SY (EA 02) +12 V ?

NO

Connec t P 222 to the m ain board

A S SY (EA 02). Disconnect the
A failure of the speak er A S S Y (E A55)
P 219 c onnector. Is the voltage YES
is probable. Replace it. (S ee "6.5".)
applied to TP3 of the m ain board
A S SY (EA 02) +12 V ?

NO

A failure of the m ain board A SS Y

(E A 02) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.2".)
 4 - 42

4.35 The Applied Voltage is not +12 V.

Is the voltage applied to TP 20 of
S ee "4.41 The A pplied V oltage is not
the m ain board A SS Y (E A 02) +28 NO
+28 V .".
V?

YES

A djust the voltage applied to TP5

to +12 V with V R1 of the m ain
The voltage applied to TP 5 has not
board A S SY (EA 02). Does the YES
been adjusted properly. (See "7.3".)
voltage applied to TP 5 becom e
+12 V (±0.1 V )?

NO

Disconnect the P 218 connector

A failure of the vacuum sensor board
from the m ain board AS S Y
YES (B A 04) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
(E A 02). Does the voltage applied
"6.22".)
to TP 5 becom e + 12 V ?

NO

A failure of the m ain board A SS Y

(E A 02) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.2".)

4.36 The Applied Voltage is not –12 V.

Is the voltage applied to TP 19 of
S ee "4.40 The A pplied V oltage is not -
the m ain board A SS Y (E A 02) -28 NO
28 V.".
V?

YES

A djust the voltage applied to TP6

to -12 V with VR2 of the m ain
The voltage applied to TP 6 has not
board A S SY (EA 02). Does the YES
been adjusted properly. (S ee "7.3".)
voltage applied to TP 6 becom e -12
V (±0.1 V )?

NO

Disconnect the P 218 connector

A failure of the vacuum sensor board
from the m ain board AS S Y
YES (B A 04) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
(E A 02). Does the voltage applied
"6.22".)
to TP 6 becom e -12 V ?

NO

A failure of the m ain board A SS Y

(E A 02) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.2".)
 4 - 43

4.37 The Applied Voltage is not +5 V.

Is the voltage applied to TP21 of
S ee "4.38 The Applied Voltage is not
the m ain board AS S Y (E A02) +24 NO
+24 V.".
V?

Y ES
Is the voltage applied to TP2 (+5
V ) of the m ain board A SS Y
(E A 02) higher than + 5.5 V ?
NO
A failure of the +5V power circuit of the m ain
board AS S Y (EA 02) is probable. Replace the
m ain board A S SY (E A 02). (S ee "6.2".)
Y ES
B ecause a higher voltage than +5 V applied to
TP 2 m ay also dam age the US board AS S Y
(E A 01) or touch panel unit, check them .

Connect all the connec tors exc ept

A failure of the m ain board A SS Y
P 201 from the m ain board AS S Y
NO (E A 02) is probable. Replace the
(E A 02). Is the voltage applied to
board. (S ee "6.2".)
TP 2 +5 V?

Y ES

Connect the P 222 connector to A failure of the inverter (806-07-00014)

the m ain board AS S Y (E A02). Is NO is probable. Replace the board. (S ee
the voltage applied to TP2 +5 V ? "6.4".)

Y ES

Connect the P 220 connector to A failure of the LCD is probable.

the m ain board AS S Y (E A02). Is NO Replace the touch panel unit (E A 21).
the voltage applied to TP2 +5 V ? (S ee "6.3".)

Y ES

Connect the P 221 connector to A failure of the touch panel is

the m ain board AS S Y (E A02). Is NO probable. Replace the touch panel
the voltage applied to TP2 +5 V ? unit (EA 21). (S ee "6.3".)

Y ES

A failure of the V ACUUM SE NSOR

Connect the P 218 connector to
the m ain board AS S Y (E A02). Is
the voltage applied to TP2 +5 V ?
B OARD (E A04) is probable. Replace
NO
the VA CUUM S E NS OR B OARD. (S ee
"6.22".)

Y ES

Connect the P 202, 203 and 217

A failure of the US B OA RD A S SY
connectors to the m ain board
NO (E A 01) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
A SS Y (E A02). Is the voltage
"6.1".)
applied to TP 2 +5 V?

Y ES

Connect the P 216 to the m ain A failure of the P OLE INTE RFA CE
board AS S Y (EA 02). Is the NO B OARD (B A05) is probable. Replace
voltage applied to TP 2 +5 V? it. (S ee "6.16".)

Y ES

Connect the disconnec ted

connectors to the m ain board
A SS Y (E A02) one by one.
Replace the part when the voltage
applied to TP 2 is not +5 V .
 4 - 44

4.38 The Applied Voltage is not +24 V.

Disconnect P 201 from the m ain
Is the P16 connector
board AS S Y (EA 02). Is voltage
NO connected to the J16 NO Connect the P 16 connector properly.
applied between the 6-pin and 7-
connector of P S3?
pin of P 201? (See "8.2".)

Y ES

Is the P13 connector

connected to the J13 NO Connect the P 13 connector properly.
connector of P S3?

Y ES

Is the voltage applied

between the 1-pin and A failure of the switching power supply
Y ES 3-pin of the P 13 Y ES (E 003) is probable. Replace it. (See
connector in the 100 "6.26".)
to 130 VA C range?

No voltage is supplied to the switching

power supply (E003). A failure of the
Trans AS S Y (EA 23) is probable.
NO Replace it if the wiring of the prim ary
and that of the secondary sides are
proper and input voltage is correct.
(S ee "8.2". and "6.27")

Is the voltage applied between the A failure of the switching power supply
6-pin (0 V ) and 7-pin (+24 V) +24 NO (E 003) is probable. Replace it. (See
V ± 1 V? "6.26".)

Y ES

Connect P 201 to the m ain board

A SS Y (E A02). Disconnect all the
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
connectors except P201. Is the
NO (E A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
applied voltage to TP21 of the
"6.2".)
m ain board A SS Y (E A02) +24 V ±
1 V ? (See "7.1".)

Y ES

Connect the P 205 connector. Is A failure of the fan (B AS E ) A SS Y

the voltage applied to TP 21 + 24 V NO (E A 62) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
± 1 V? "6.28".)

Y ES

Disconnect all the connectors

except the P 207, P 208, P209, A failure of a part to which any voltage
P 210, and P212 connectors. Is NO other than + 24 V is applied is
the voltage applied to TP 21 of the probable. Check for other item s.
m ain board A SS Y (E A02) +24 V?

Y ES

Is the resistance between the 1- A failure of the irrigation valve unit

pin and 2-pin of P 207 20 or NO (18235-1330) is probable. Replace the
higher (rating: 24 )? irrigation valve. (S ee "6.19".)

Y ES
 4 - 45

Connect the P207 connector. Is

A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
the voltage applied to TP 21 of the
NO (E A02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
m ain board A SS Y (E A02) +24 V ±
"6.2".)
1 V?

Y ES

Is the resistance between the 1-

A failure of the vent valve unit (18235-
pin and 2-pin of the P208
NO 1330) is probable. Replace the vent
connector higher than 20 (Rating
valve. (See "6.20".)
24 )?

Y ES

Connect the P208 connector. Is

A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
the voltage applied to TP 21 of the
NO (E A02) is probable. Replace the m ain
m ain board A SS Y (E A02) +24 V ±
board AS S Y (EA 02). (S ee "6.2".)
1 V?

Y ES

Is the resistance between the 1-

A failure of the m agnetic valve AS S Y
pin and 2-pin of the P210
NO (E A43) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
connector higher than 180
"6.33".)
(200 )?

Y ES
Connect the P208 connector. Is
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
the voltage applied to TP 21 of the
NO (E A02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
m ain board A SS Y (E A02) +24 V ±
"6.2".)
1 V?
Y ES
Is the resistance between the 1-
A failure of the vacuum m otor AS S Y
pin and 2-pin of the P212
NO (E A41) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
connector higher than 10 (11
"6.23".)
)?

Y ES

Is the resistance between the 4-

A failure of the vacuum m otor AS S Y
pin and 5-pin of the P212
NO (E A41) is probable. Replace the
connector higher than 10 (11
m otor. (S ee "6.23".)
)?
Y ES
Connect the P212 connector. Is
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
the voltage applied to TP 21 of the
NO (E A02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
m ain board A SS Y (E A02) +24 V
"6.2".)
±1 V ?

Y ES

Connect the P209 connector and A failure of the cutter valve AS S Y

drive the vitrectom y cutter in the (E A44) or failure of the m ain board
V it m ode. Is the voltage applied NO A SS Y (E A02) is probable. Replace
to TP 21 of the m ain board A SS Y the c utter valve AS S Y or m ain board
(E A02) +24 V ± 1 V ? A SS Y (E A02). (S ee "6.25" and "6.2".)

Y ES

It is as sum ed that the voltage

applied to TP21 is +24 V.
 4 - 46

4.39 The Applied Voltage is not +7 V.

Is the voltage applied to TP 21 of
S ee "4.38 The A pplied V oltage is not
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) + 24 NO
+24 V.".
V?

Y ES
Is the voltage applied to TP 4 of the
m ain board A SS Y (E A02) higher
than +8 V ?
A failure of the +7 V power circ uit (IC3,
D3, R1) of the m ain board A SS Y
Y ES
(E A02) is probable. Replace the m ain
board AS S Y (EA 02). (S ee "6.2".)

NO

Disconnect the P 207 connector of

A failure of the irrigation valve unit
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02). Is
NO (18235-1330) is probable. Replace the
the voltage applied to TP 4 + 7 V (6
irrigation valve. (S ee "6.19".)
to 8 V)?

Y ES

Connect the P207 connector to

A failure of the vent valve unit (18235-
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) and
NO 1330) is probable. Replace it. (See
disconnect P208. Is the voltage
"6.20".)
applied to TP4 +7 V (6 to 8 V )?

Y ES

A failure of the m ain board AS S Y

(E A02) is probable. Replace it.
(S ee "6.2".)
 4 - 47

4.40 The Applied Voltage is not –28 V.

Be aware that the voltage of 0 V is applied to the positive output side and the voltage of –28 V is applied to
the negative output side of the switching power supply.

Disconnect P 201 from the m ain

Is the P14 connector
board AS S Y (EA 02). Is voltage
NO connected to the J14 NO Connect the P 14 connector correc tly.
applied between the 1-pin and 2-
connector of P S1?
pin of P 201? (See "8.2".)
Y ES

Is the connector P11

connected to the J11 NO Connect the P 11 connector correc tly.
connector of P S1?

Y ES

Is the voltage applied A failure of the switching power supply

to the 1-pin and 3-pin Y ES (E A 45) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
of the P11 connector "6.29".)
Y ES in the 100 to 130 V AC
range?
No input voltage is supplied to the
switching power supply (E 003). A
failure of the transform er (T1) is
NO probable. Replace it if the wiring of the
prim ary and secondary sides of the
transform er (T1) and the input voltage
are correct. (S ee "8.2" and "6.10".)

A failure of the switching power supply

Is the voltage applied between the (E A 45) is probable or the output
1-pin (-28 V ) and 2-pin (0 V ) of NO voltage is not adjusted properly.
P 201 -28 V±1 V? Replace it or re-adjust the output
voltage. (See "6.29".)
Y ES

Connect P 201 to the m ain board

A SS Y (E A02). Disconnect P202 A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
and P 203. Is the voltage applied NO (E A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
to TP 19 of the m ain board A S SY "6.2".)
(E A 02) + 28 V ± 1 V ?

Y ES

Connect P 202 and P203.

Depress the foot pedal in the US
A failure of the US board A SS Y
m ode and output ultrasonic power.
NO (E A 01) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
Is the voltage applied to TP 19 of
"6.1".)
the m ain board AS S Y (EA 02) - 28
V?

Y ES

It is as sum ed that the applied

voltage is -28 V.

4.41 The Applied Voltage is not +28 V.
Disconnect P 201 from the m ain
board AS S Y (EA 02). Is voltage
NO
applied between the 4-pin and 3-
pin of P 201? (See "8.2".)
Y ES
Is the voltage applied between the
4-pin (+28 V ) and 3-pin (0 V) of
P 201 + 28 V ±1 V ?
Y ES
Connect P 201 to the m ain board
A SS Y (E A02). Disconnect P202,
P 203 and P 206. Is the voltage
applied to TP 20 of the m ain board
A SS Y (E A02) + 28 V ± 1 V ?
Y ES
Connect P 206. Depress the foot
pedal in the V it m ode to operate
the com pressor. Is the voltage NO
applied to TP 20 of the m ain board
A SS Y (E A02) + 28 V?
Y ES
Connect the P 202 and P 203
connectors. Depress the foot
pedal in the US m ode to output
US power. Is the voltage applied
to TP20 of the m ain board A S SY
(E A 02) + 28 V ?
Y ES
Output diatherm y power in the Dia
m ode. Is the voltage applied to
TP 20 +28 V?
Y ES
It is as sum ed that the applied
voltage is + 28 V.
Is the P15 connector
connected to the J15 NO
connector of P S2?
Y ES
Is the P12 connector
connected to the J12 NO
connector of P S2?
Y ES
Is the voltage applied
to the 1-pin and 3-pin Y ES
of the P12 connector
in the 100 to 130 V AC
range?
NO
NO
NO
A failure of the
COM P RE S SOR A SS Y
(E A 47) or that of the
control circuit is
probable. (See "6.24".)
Is the applied voltage to
TP 20 +28 V after the
replacem ent of the
COM P RE S SOR A SS Y ?
Y ES
NO
NO
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Connect the P 15 connector correc tly.
Connect the P 12 connector correc tly.
A failure of the switching power supply
(E A 45) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
"6.30".)
No input voltage is supplied to the
switching power supply (E 003). A
failure of the transform er (T1) is
probable. Replace it if the wiring of the
prim ary and secondary sides of the
transform er (T1) and the input voltage
are correct. (S ee "8.2" and "6.27".)
A failure of switching power supply
(E A 45) is probable or the output
voltage is not adjusted properly.
Replace it or re-adjust the output
voltage. (See "6.30".)
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
(E A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
"6.2".)
A failure of the m ain board AS S Y
NO (E A 02) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
"6.2".)
The COM P RES S OR A S SY (E A 47) is
faulty. (S ee "6.24".)
A failure of the US B OARD A SS Y
(E A 01) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
"6.1".)
A failure of the US B OARD A SS Y
(E A 01) is probable. Replace it. (S ee
"6.1".)
§5 DETACHING COVERS

5.1 Detaching the Top, Left, and Right Covers and the
Front Panel
Detach the covers following the procedure below:

1) Loosen the screws (SB4 × 6cr2) and detach the top cover by sliding it backward.
2) Unscrew the screws (SB4 × 6cr2), loosen the screws (TC 4×8cr2) and detach side cover 1.
3) Unscrew the screws (SB4 × 6cr2), loosening the screws (TC4 ×8cr2) and detach side cover 2.
4) Unscrew the screws (PC4 × 64) and detach the front panel.

Top cover Front panel

Side cover 1

Side cover 2
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5.2 Detaching the Covers from the Motorized Stand

Detach the covers following the procedure below:

1) Loosen the screws (SB4 × 82) and pull the front cover toward you while lifting it to detach it.
2) Loosen the screws (PC4 × 10cr4) and detach the rear cover.

2
Side cover

Front cover

Rear cover
§6 REPLACING PARTS

6.1 Replacing the US Board ASSY

MAIN BOARD ASSY
Replacement part: 18235-EA01

1) Detach all the covers and panel. (See 5.1.)

2) Remove the main board ASSY. (See 6.2.)

3) Loosen the screws (BS3×67) and remove the plate

for the main board ASSY.

4) Loosen 7 spacers and the screws (BS3×104),

remove the US board ASSY and replace it with a Plate
new one.
7
US BOARD ASSY Spacer
5) Reverse the above
procedure to reattach
all the detached parts.
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6.2 Replacing the Main Board ASSY

Replacement part: 18235-EA02 Main board ASSY.

1) Detach all the covers and panel. (See 5.1.)

2) Unscrew the screws (SB3×66), remove the main

board ASSY. and replace it with a new one.

3) After the replacement, initialize the touch panel

unit. (See “7.1”.)

4) Adjust the voltage applied to the main board

ASSY. (See “7.3”.)

5) Adjust vacuum pressure. (See “7.2”.)

6) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

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6.3 Replacing the Touch Panel Unit

Replacement part: 18214-E021

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.) Front panel unit.

unit

2) Detach the touch panel unit from the front panel Touch panel unit.
ASSY and replace the touch panel unit.

3) Initialize the touch panel unit. (See “7.1”.)

4) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

6.4 Replacing the Inverter Inverter

Replacement part: 806-07-00014

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Remove the inverter from the front panel and

replace the inverter.

3) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

6.5 Replacing the Speaker ASSY

Replacement part: 18214-EA55
Speaker ASSY
1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.) TC3×8
3

2) Unscrew the screws (TC3×83), remove the speaker

ASSY and replace it.
* The speaker ASSY is located below the
compressor. After unscrewing the screws,
move the speaker ASSY laterally to remove it.

3) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

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6.6 Replacing the Noise Filter

Replacement part: 804-04-00041

1) Disconnect the power cord.

2) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

3) Detach all the wires connected to the noise filter.

4) Loosen the screws (FC3 × 62) and replace the

noise filter.
* As for the wiring of the noise filter, see the
figure below:
Power switch
BRN BLU

Noise filter

GRN/YEL
Power cord

5) Attach the detached covers and connect the power

cord in reverse order.

6.7 Replacing the Power Switch

Replacement part: 804-60-00100

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.) Hook

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the power

switch.

3) Push the power switch out while pressing the

four hooks of the power switch.
* As for the wiring of the power switch, see the
figure on the right.
BLU from the noise filter
4) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.
BLU

BRN
BRN from the noise filter
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6.8 Replacing the Noise Filter of the Motorized Stand

Replacement part: 804-04-00041

1) Disconnect the power cord.

2) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

Power switch
3) Detach all the wires connected to the noise filter.

4) Loosen the screws (FC3 × 62) and replace the

Noise filter
noise filter.
* As for the wiring of the noise filter, see the
figure below:

BRN BLU

Power cord
GRN/YEL

5) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

6.9 Replacing the Power Switch of the Motorized Stand

Replacement part: 804-60-00100

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the power

switch. Hook

3) Push the power switch out while pressing the four

hooks of the power switch.
* As for the wiring of the power switch, see the
figure on the right.

4) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

BLU from the noise filter

BLU

BRN
BRN from the noise filter
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6.10 Replacing the Trans ASSY of the Motorized Stand

Replacement part: 18235-EA73

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.) Switching power supply

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the Trans ASSY.

3) Loosen the screws (SB4 × 104) and remove the

Trans ASSY.
* As for the wiring of the Trans ASSY, see “8.4”.

4) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

TRANS ASSY

6.11 Replacing the Switching Power Supply of the

Motorized Stand
Replacement part: 18235-EA72

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the

switching power supply.

3) Loosen the screws (BS3× 8 znc2) and replace the

switching power supply.
* As for the wiring of the switching power supply,
see the wiring diagram of the motorized stand.

4) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

6.12 Replacing the Pilot Lamp of the Motorized Stand

Replacement part: 16007-E004

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

2) Desolder the pilot lamp, remove the wires from

the pilot lamp and loosen the nut and replace the
pilot lamp. Pilot lamp
* Solder the longer lead to the yellow wire and the
shorter one to the brown wire and cover them
with heat shrinkable tubes (2 mm dia. × 20 mm)
to insulate them.

3) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

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6.13 Replacing the Pole Control Circuit Board of the

Motorized Stand
POLE CONTROL circuit board
Replacement part: 18214-BA07

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the Pole

Control circuit board.

3) Loosen the screws (BS3×6znc4), replace the Pole

Control circuit board and reconnect the wires
disconnected in Step 2).

4) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

6.14 Replacing the Pole Accepter Circuit Board of the

Motorized Stand
Replacement part: 18235-BA72

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the pole

accepter circuit board.

3) Loosen the two screws (that are provided with the

pole accepter circuit board), replace the pole
accepter circuit board and reconnect all the wires
disconnected in Step 2).

4) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

Pole accepter circuit board

 6-8

6.15 Replacing the Pole Motor ASSY of the Motorized

Stand
Replacement part: 18214-EA70

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the pole

motor ASSY. Worm gear

3) Loosen the screws (SB5 × 104, BS4 × 102) and

Pole motor ASSY
remove the pole motor ASSY.

4) Loosen the screw (HH4 × 4) to detach the worm

gear and put it onto the new pole motor ASSY.

* Apply a threadlocking adhesive to the screw,

and fix the worm gear with the screw so that the
shaft is at 4mm inside from the end of the worm
and the end of the screw is in contact with the
flat surface of the shaft.

* After tightening the screw, turn the worm gear

clockwise and counterclockwise 2 to 3 turns
alternately by hand and retighten the screw.

5) Attach the pole motor ASSY to the motorized

stand.
• Apply a grease (AEROSHELL 7) to the worm gear until the groove of the worm gear is filled with it.

• Adjust the clearance between the worm gear and worm wheel by shifting the position of the pole
motor ASSY fixed by the screws (SB5 × 104). Screw the pole motor ASSY after adjusting the
depth-of-mesh between the worm gear and worm wheel until a clearance of approximately 0.1mm is
provided between them.

6) Reconnect all the wires disconnected in Step 2).

7) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

 6-9

6.16 Replacing the Pole Interface Circuit Board

Replacement part: 18235-BA05
Pole interface circuit board
1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the Pole

Interface circuit board.

3) Loosen two screws (that are provided with the

Pole Interface circuit board), replace the Pole
Interface circuit board and reconnect all the wires
disconnected in Step 2).

4) Attach the detached covers in reverse order.

6.17 Replacing the Pole Limit Switch of the Motorized

Stand
Replacement part: 18235-EA77 (Pole Limit SW (800) ASSY)
18235-EA78 (Pole Limit SW (600) ASSY)

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

2) Unscrew the screws (BS4 × 84) to remove the

stopper.

3) When replacing the Pole Limit SW (800) ASSY,

disconnect the P708 connector from the Pole
Control circuit board.

When replacing the POLE LIMIT SW (600)

ASSY, disconnect the P709 connector from the
Pole Control circuit board. 4
BS4 × 8

Stopper
 6 - 10

4) Unscrew the screws (CK2 × 102) and replace the

POLE LIMIT SW (800) ASSY or POLE LIMIT
SW (600) ASSY.

2 2
POLE UP LIMIT SW CK2 × 10 , PW2

5) Reconnect the connector disconnected in Step 3).

6) Turn the power switch of the motorized stand ON.

POLE DOWN LIMIT SW

2 2
CK2 × 10 , PW2
 6 - 11

7) Adjust the position of the Pole DOWN Limit SW

and the position of the limit SW bracket while
moving the pole up and down so that the limit SW
is turned ON by the bottom plate.

8) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all the Bottom plate

detached parts.

Limit SW bracket

Adjust the position

of these parts.

Pole Down limit SW

6.18 Replacing the Side SW Circuit Board

Replacement part: 18235-BA29

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.) Vacuum control

ASSY

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the

connectors (J207, J208, J211, J212, J213, J218,
J219, J210).

3) Loosen the screws (FC4×8znc4) and remove the

vacuum control ASSY.

4) Disconnect the GND wires coming from the

terminal block GND (bottom) which are
connected to the pressure sensor ASSY and the
motor ASSY. 4
FC4×8ZnC

Pressure sensor ASSY

Terminal block
(Bottom)

GND wires

Motor ASSY
Vacuum control ASSY
 6 - 12

5) Remove the nuts and washers (N32, SW32) and

replace the side SW circuit board.

6) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all the

detached parts.

2
SW3
2
N3 Side SW circuit board

Vacuum control ASSY

6.19 Replacing the Solenoid ASSY (Irrigation Valve Unit)

Replacement part: 18235-1330

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the

connectors of the main board (J207, J208, J211,
J212, J213, J218, J219 and J210).
Irrigation valve unit
4
3) Loosen the screws (FC4 × 8 ) and remove the
vacuum control ASSY. (See Step 3) of “6.18”.)
Vent valve unit
3
4) Disconnect the GND wires from the terminal SB3 × 10
block GND (bottom) which are connected to the
Vacuum control ASSY
pressure sensor ASSY and the motor ASSY.
3
(See Step 4) of “6.18”.) SB3 × 10

5) Loosen the screws (SB3 × 103) and replace the

irrigation valve unit.

6) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all the

detached parts.

6.20 Replacing the Solenoid ASSY (Vent Valve Unit)

Replacement part: 18235-1330

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the connectors of the main board (J207, J208, J211, J212, J213,
J218, J219 and J210).

3) Loosen the screws (FC4 × 8znc4) and remove the vacuum control ASSY. (See Step 3) of “6.18”.)
 6 - 13

4) Disconnect the GND wires coming from the terminal block GND (bottom) which are connected to the
pressure sensor ASSY and the motor ASSY. (See Step 4) of “6.18”.)

5) Loosen the screws (SB3 × 103) and replace the vent valve unit (As shown in the figure of Step 5) of
“6.19”).

6) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all the detached parts.

6.21 Replacing the Pinch Valve ASSY

Replacement part: 18235-EA42

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the

connectors of the main board (J207, J208, J211,
J212, J213, J218, J219 and J210).

3) Loosen the screws (FC 4 × 8znc4) and remove the

vacuum control ASSY. (See Step 3) of “6.18”.)

4) Disconnect the GND wires coming from the

terminal block GND (bottom) which are
connected to the pressure sensor ASSY and the
motor ASSY. (See Step 4) of “6.18”.)

5) Unscrew the screws (SB3 × 103) and remove the

solenoid ASSY (irrigation valve unit or vent valve
unit) to be replaced. (See the figure of Step 5) of
“6.19”.)

6) Loosen the screws (SB3 × 42, 3PW32) and remove

the stopper.

7) Loosen the screws (HH 3 × 52) and remove the

solenoid from the base.
2 2
SB3 × 4 , 3PW3

Stopper
PINCH VALVE ASSY. HH3 × 5
2

2 2 Spring holder
SB3 × 5 , 3PW3

2 2
CK2 × 8 , 3PW2 Solenoid
Tube holder
Base
Switch

Tube guide
2 2
SB3 × 5 , 3PW3
8) Loosen the screws (CK 2 × 82, 3PW22) to remove
the stopper and replace the solenoid.
 6 - 14

9) Perform positional adjustment of the solenoid. Tube guide

• Insert the spacer jig (IAMJ-5 M075) between the tube Tube holder
guide and spring holder and tighten the screws (SB3
× 52). (As shown in the figure of Step 7) of “6.21”.)

Spring holder

Press the jig against the tube

guide in the arrow direction.

Jig (IAMJ-5 M075)

10) Perform positional adjustment of the base MS so that

a clearance is arranged as shown in the figure when
Move the base MS to adjust when to
the solenoid is turned ON. turn ON the switch.

Switch

Base MS

11) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all the

detached parts. When the switch is turned ON, there
should be a clearance of 1 mm or more.

6.22 Replacing the Vacuum Sensor Board

Replacement part: 18235-BA04

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the

connectors of the MAIN BOARD (J207, J208,
J211, J212, J213, J218, J219 and J210). Vacuum control ASSY

3) Loosen the screws (FC4 × 84) and remove the

vacuum control ASSY. (See Step 3) of “6.18”.)

4) Disconnect the GND wires coming from the

terminal block GND (bottom) which are
connected to the pressure sensor ASSY and the
motor ASSY. (See Step 4) of “6.18”.)

5) Loosen the screws (BS3×82) and replace the

vacuum sensor circuit board.

6) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all the BS3×8

2
ZnC
detached parts. Vacuum sensor board
 6 - 15

6.23 Replacing the Vacuum Motor ASSY

Motor ASSY
Replacement part: 18235-EA41

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the

connectors of the MAIN BOARD (J207, J208,
J211, J212, J213, J218, J219 and J210).

3) Loosen the screws (FC4 × 84) and remove the

HH4×5
vacuum control ASSY. (See Step 3) of “6.18”.)

4) Disconnect the GND wires coming from the

terminal block GND (bottom) which are
connected to the motor ASSY and pressure sensor Roller ASSY
ASSY. (See Step 4) of “6.18”.)

5) Loosen the screws (HH 4 × 5) and remove the

roller ASSY from the motor ASSY.

6) Loosen the screws (SB4 × 64) and remove the

motor ASSY.

Motor ASSY

Vacuum control ASSY

7) Loosen the screws (HH3 × 3) and remove the SB4 × 6

4

slit.
Vacuum motor ASSY.
8) Loosen the screws (BS3× 62) and remove the
base sensor.

9) Remove the spacer. 4

SB4×6
10) Replace the vacuum motor ASSY. Base sensor

11) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the

removed parts except for the roller ASSY. Slit

Spacer

2
BS3×6

HH3×3
 6 - 16

12) Adjust the position of the pump ASSY.

• Loosen the screws (SB4×6SUS2) fixing the pump
ASSY.
Jig (TCV1X-1 M004)
B
Lid

2
SB4×6 SUS

Pump
ASSY A
The jig should be put onto the
shaft of the motor.

• Put the jig (TCV1X-1 M004) onto the shaft of

the motor, align the “A” surface in the above
picture with “B” surface of the pump ASSY in
the above picture and close the lid.
• Tighten the screws (SB4 × 6 sus2) of the pump
ASSY.

13) Attach the roller ASSY to the motor ASSY

with the screw (HH4 × 5). (See Step 5) of
“6.23”.)

14) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all

the detached parts.

6.24 Replacing the Compressor ASSY

Replacement part: 18235-EA47 2
BS4×8

1) Detach the top cover. (See “5.1”.)

Compressor ASSY
2) Disconnect the cables of the compressor ASSY
from the J206 connector of the main board.

3) Loosen the screws (BS4 × 82) and replace the

compressor ASSY.

4) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all the

detached parts.
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6.25 Replacing the Cutter Valve ASSY

Replacement part: 18235-EA44 Silicone tube

1) Detach the top cover. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect the cables of the solenoid valve from

the J210 connector of the main board.
Front connector
3) Remove the silicone tube between the solenoid ASSY
valve and the front connector ASSY. (As for the
location of the solenoid valve ASSY, see the
figure below.)
2
PC3×20

Solenoid
4) Loosen the screws (PC3 × 202) and remove the valve ASSY
solenoid valve ASSY.

5) Remove the joint pipes and fitting barb from the

cutter valve ASSY.

6) Replace the cutter valve ASSY.

7) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the

removed parts. Joint pipe
Joint pipe
Fitting barb
Joint pipe
Cutter valve ASSY
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6.26 Replacing the Switching Power Supply (for + 24 V)

Replacement part: 18235-E003

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the main board and US board.

3) Loosen the screws to remove the main board. (See “6.1”.)

4) Disconnect all the wires connected to the J13 and J16 connectors of the switching power supply (For +
24V).

5) Loosen the screws (BS3 × 64) and replace the switching power supply (For + 24 V).
12
BS3 × 6
Switching power supply (For +24V)

Switching power supply (For +28V)

Switching power supply (For -28V)

6) Connect the cables to the J13 and J16 connectors of the switching power supply (For + 24 V).

7) Turn ON the power switch of the main body.

8) Set the variable resistor for output voltage on the switching power supply so that the output voltage
between the 6- (GND) and 7-pins (+ 24V) of the J201 connector on the P.S. cable ASSY (18235-EA24)
is within +24.0 to 24.2 V.

9) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the removed parts.

Variable resistor for the output voltage

CN1
CN2
Input (N)
Output (－)
Input (L)
Output (＋)
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6.27 Replacing the Trans ASSY

Replacement part: 18235-EA23

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires from the main board and US board.

3) Unscrew the screws (BS4×84) and remove the main circuit board. (See “6.1”.)

4) Remove the cables of the Trans ASSY from the 4

terminal block and switching P.S. ASSY. BS4×8 Trans ASSY

5) Loosen the screws (BS4×84) and replace the Trans

ASSY.
SWITCHING P.S. ASSY.
6) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the
removed parts.

Terminal
block

6.28 Replacing the Fan (Base) ASSY

Replacement part: 18235-EA62

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the cables of the fan (BASE)

ASSY from the J205 connector of the main
board.

3) Unscrew the screws (BS4×84) and slightly

move the rear panel ASSY backward.

4) While holding the nuts (N44) with a pair of

long-nose pliers, loosen the screws (TC4 × 124)
and remove the fan.
4
SB4×10
4
5) While holding the nuts (N4 ) with a pair of 4
N4
long-nose pliers, loosen the screws (SB4 × 104)
and remove the finger guard. 4
PC4×8
6) Replace the fan. Finger guard
4
N4
7) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the
removed parts. Fan

4
TW4
4
TC4 × 12 Cr Rear panel ASSY
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6.29 Replacing the Switching Power Supply (For - 28 V)

Replacement part: 18235-EA45

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the main board and US board.

3) Loosen the screws (BS 4 × 84) and remove the main board ASSY. (See “6.1”.)

4) Disconnect the wires connected to the J11 and J14 connectors of the switching power supply (For - 28
V).

5) Loosen the screws (BS 3 × 64) and replace the switching power supply (For - 28 V). (See “6.26”.)

6) Re-connect the wires which were originally connected to the switching power supply (-28 V).

7) Turn ON the power switch of the main body.

8) Set the variable resistor for output voltage on the switching power supply so that the output voltage
between the 1- (GND) and 2-pins (+ 28V) of the J201 connector on the P.S. cable ASSY (18235-EA24)
is within +28.0 to 28.2 V. (For the location of the variable resistor for the switching power supply (for
+28 V) which also serves as the one for the switching power supply (for + 24 V), see “6.26”.)

9) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the removed parts.

6.30 Replacing the Switching Power Supply (For + 28 V)

Replacement part: 18235-EA45

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the wires connected to the main board and US board.

3) Loosen the screws (BS 4 × 84) and remove the main board ASSY. (See “6.1”.)

4) Disconnect the wires connected to the switching power supply (For + 28 V).

5) Loosen the screws (BS 3 × 64) and replace the switching power supply (For + 28 V). (See “6.26”.)

6) Re-connect the wires which were originally connected to the switching power supply (+28 V).

7) Turn ON the power switch of the main body.

8) Set the variable resistor for output voltage on the switching power supply so that the output voltage
between the 3- (GND) and 4-pins (+ 28V) of the J201 connector on the P.S. cable ASSY (18235-EA24)
is within +28.0 to 28.2 V. (For the location of the variable resistor for the switching power supply (for
+ 28 V) which also serves as the one for the switching power supply (for + 24 V), see “6.26”.)

9) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the removed parts.

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6.31 Replacing the Pole Height VR ASSY of the

Motorized Stand
Replacement part: 18214-EA71

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

2) Turn ON the power switch of the motorized stand.

3) Align the intermediate position of the bottom plate and the notch in the frame by pressing the irrigation
pole UP/DOWN switch.

Intermediate
position

Bottom plate

Align with each other.

Frame
Notch
 6 - 22

4) Turn OFF the power switch of the motorized stand.

5) Disconnect all the wires connected to the J714 connector of the pole control board.

6) Loosen the set screw (HH 3×4) and remove the gear.

Attached nut and toothed washer

Gear
HH3 × 4
Pole height VR
ASSY

Pole drive ASSY

Table Gear

Bottom shelf ASSY

7) Loosen the nut and toothed washer attached to the pole height VR ASSY and detach the pole height VR
ASSY.

8) Turn the shaft of the new pole height VR ASSY halfway (5 turns) through its movable range (10 turns).

9) Attach the new pole height VR ASSY with the attached nut and toothed washer.

10) Tighten the screw (HH 3 × 4) while aligning and engaging the gears.

11) Perform fine adjustment of the potentiometer of the pole height VR ASSY. (See Step 6 and the
following steps of “7.6”.)

12) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the removed parts.

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6.32 Replacing the Pole UP/DOWN SW ASSY of the

Motorized Stand
Plate for attaching the
Replacement part: 18235-EA76 pole SW

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect the P705 connector connected to the

pole control board.

3) Loosen the screws (TC 3×8cr2) and detach the

plate for attaching the pole SW.

4) While pressing the clips of the pole UP/DOWN

SW ASSY inward, detach the pole UP/DOWN
SW ASSY from the plate and replace the SW.

5) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the Pole UP//DOWN SW ASSY.

removed parts.

6.33 Replacing the Magnetic Valve ASSY

Guide
Replacement part: 18235-EA43

1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.1”.)

2) Loosen the guide and detach the pressure

sensor ASSY.

Pressure
sensor ASSY

3) Loosen the screws (PC 2.6 × 102, SW 2.62) and

replace the magnetic valve ASSY.

4) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the

removed parts.

Magnetic valve
ASSY
§7 ADJUSTMENT

7.1 Initializing the Touch Panel Unit

1) Detach the top cover. (See “5.1”.)

2) Set SW7 of the DIP switchpack of the main board ASSY to the ON position and turn ON the power
switch of the main body.

3) Press the four squares in the corners of the touch panel to change the red squares to blue ones.

4) Confirm that the four squares are displayed in the center of the touch panel and the touch panel unit
emits a short beep when these four squares are pressed.

5) Turn OFF the power switch of the main body and reset the SW7 of the DIP switchpack of the main
board ASSY back to the OFF position.

6) Reverse the above procedure to reattach the detached covers.

7.2 Adjusting Vacuum Pressure

1) Detach the top cover. (See “5.1”.)

2) Connect the digital multimeter between TP16 (+) and GND (-) of the main board ASSY.

3) Connect the reusable tubing kit to the main body and connect the three-way cock, syringe and
manometer to the reusable tubing kit.

Reusable tubing kit

Three-way cock

Manometer

Syringe

4) Set the SW7 of the DIP switchpack of the main board ASSY to the ON position and turn ON the power
switch.

5) Pull the plunger of the syringe out, confirm that the magnetic valve ASSY (18235-EA43) is open and
select the “Cancel” switch and then select the “Exit” switch on the touch panel.

6) Disconnect the manometer, turn VR1 on the vacuum sensor board (18235-BA04) and adjust the voltage
applied to TP16 to 1.00 V ± 0.06 V.
 7-2

7) Connect the manometer, maintain the pressure in the – 39.9 to –40.0 kPa range by pulling the plunger of
the syringe out, and turn VR2 of the vacuum sensor board to set the voltage applied to TP16 to 2.8 V ±
0.06 V.

8) Disconnect the manometer again and confirm that the voltage applied to TP16 is 1.00 V ± 0.06 V. If
not, go back to Step 5).

9) Disconnect the digital multimeter, reusable tubing kit, three-way cock, syringe and manometer.

10) Turn OFF the power switch of the main body.

11) Set SW7 of the DIP switchpack of the main board ASSY to the OFF position.

12) Re-attach all the detached covers.

7.3 Adjusting the Voltage Applied to the Main Board

ASSY
1) Detach the top cover (See “5.1”.).

2) Connect the digital multimeter to TP5 and TP6 of the main board ASSY.

3) Turn ON the power switch of the main body.

4) Adjust the voltages applied to TP5 and TP6 of the main board ASSY with VR1 and VR2.
Between TP5 and GND; DC + 12 V ± 0.05 V; by using VR1
Between TP6 and GND; DC – 12 V ± 0.05 V; by using VR2

5) Turn OFF the power switch of the main body and disconnect the digital multimeter.

6) Re-attach the top cover.

 7-3

7.4 Adjusting the Voltage Output from the Potentiometer

within the Foot Pedal (Standard Type)
1) Loosen the screws (FC 3 × 8 sus4) and detach the bottom plate.

2) Loosen the screws (SB 4 × 403) and detach the cover.

3) Connect the foot pedal to the main body.

4) Turn ON the power switch of the main body.

Cover

Bottom
plate

5) Depress the main pedal and adjust it so that the following relationship between the foot pedal positions
and outputs is established.

{ Set the I/A mode.

| Press the main pedal with your hand and check the output displayed on the touch panel.
• Just before the position of the main pedal is switched to another position, a click is felt.
• There are differences in outputs (%) as shown in the table below between when the foot pedal is
depressed and released.
Position 0 1 2 3
Output (%) when
the foot pedal is 0 to 9 10 to 34 35 to 64 65 to 100
depressed
Output (%) when
the foot pedal is 0 to 4 5 to 31 32 to 61 62 to 100
released
 7-4

} If the position of the main pedal is switched to

another position with the output higher than the
one specified in the table on the previous page,
loosen the screws (SB3 × 52) and lower the
attached position of lever A and retighten the
screws.

~ If the position of the main pedal is switched to

another position with the output lower than the
one specified in the table on the previous page,
loosen the screws (SB3 × 52) and raise the
attached position of lever A and retighten the
screws. Lever A

6) Turn OFF the power switch of the main body.

7) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all the

detached parts.
 7-5

7.5 Adjusting the Voltage Output from the Potentiometer

within the Foot Pedal (Optional Type)
1) Detach the bottom plate by loosening the screws
(PC3 × 8sus16).

4
PC3×5

Bottom
2 plate
FC4×8sus

16
PC3 × 8sus
2 PC3 × 8sus
 7-6

2) Connect the foot pedal to the main body.

3) Turn ON the power switch of the main body.

4) Depress the main pedal and adjust it so that the following relationship between the foot pedal positions
and outputs is established.
{ Set the I/A mode.
| Press the main pedal with your hand and check the output displayed on the touch panel.
• Just before the position of the main pedal is switched to another position, a click is felt.
• There are differences in outputs (%) as shown in the table below between when the foot pedal is
depressed and released.
Position 0 1 2 3
Output (%) when
the foot pedal is 0 to 9 10 to 34 35 to 64 65 to 100
depressed
Output (%) when
the foot pedal is 0 to 4 5 to 31 32 to 61 62 to 100
released

} If the position of the main pedal is

switched to another position with the
output higher than the one specified
on the above table, loosen the screw
(PC 3 × 12) and tighten the screw
(PC 3 × 10).

~ If the position of the main pedal is

switched to another position with the
output lower than the one specified
on the above table, loosen the screw
(PC 3 × 10) and tighten the screw
(PC 3 × 12).

5) Turn OFF the power switch of

the main body.

6) Reverse the above procedure

to reattach all the detached
parts.
 7-7

7.6 Adjusting the Setting of the Potentiometer within

the Pole Height VR ASSY
1) Detach all the covers. (See “5.2”.)

2) Turn ON the power switch of the motorized stand.

3) Align the intermediate position of the bottom plate to the notch in the frame by pressing the irrigation pole
UP/DOWN switch. (See Step 3) of “6.31”.)

4) Turn OFF the power switch of the motorized stand.

5) Disconnect all the cables connected to the J714 connector of the pole control board.

6) Using a digital multimeter, verify that the resistance between the 2-pin and 3-pin of the P714 connector of
the pole height VR ASSY is 2.5 KΩ ± 5%. Unless the resistance is within the range, perform the
following adjustment.

7) Loosen the attached nut and detach the pole height VR ASSY.

Attached nut and toothed washer

Gear
HH3 × 4

Pole height VR ASSY

Pole drive ASSY

Table Gear

Bottom shelf ASSY

8) Detach the pole height VR ASSY and turn the shaft of the pole height VR ASSY so that the resistance
between the 2-pin and 3-pin of the P714 connector is 2.5 KΩ ± 5%.

9) Reattach the pole height VR ASSY with the attached nut and toothed washer while engaging the gears.

10) Reverse the above procedure to reattach all the detached parts.
 7-8

7.7 Checking Line Voltage

1) Detach the top cover. (See “5.1”.)

2) Disconnect all the connectors connected to the main board ASSY (EA02).

3) Turn ON the power switch of the main body.

4) Check the voltage output from the P201 connector.

Between the 1-pin (+) and 2-pin (─); DC ─28 V
Between the 3-pin (─) and 4-pin (+); DC +28 V
Between the 6-pin (─) and 7-pin (+); DC +24 V

5) Turn OFF the power switch of the main body and connect the P201 connector.

6) Turn ON the power switch.

7) Check the voltage applied to the main board ASSY (EA02).

Between TP2 and GND; DC + 5 V
Between TP3 and GND; DC + 12 V
Between TP4 and GND; DC + 7 V

8) Turn OFF the power switch of the main body.

9) Re-connect all the connectors to the main board ASSY (EA02).

10) Re-attach the top cover.

§8 WIRING DIAGRAM

8.1 Block Diagram of the Main Body

Switching power supply Panel unit

Power transformers + 24 V

Power supply voltage Mains inlet Inverter

100V AC, (Fuse, noise filter) + 28 V LCD Touch
50/60 Hz display panel

- 28 V
Power switch
Double insulation
Protectively-grounded housing
Main circuit board US board Insulator
Diathermy
Diathermy output circuit Output transformer
Protective grounding (Housing) Power Control of LCD
source Entry through
+5 V, + 12 panel
V, + 7 V,
± 12 V
F-Type applied part
Connector for

Control of Signals of diathermy output

motorized

irrigation Control of
stand

pole diathermy
and US power

Ultrasonic wave output circuit US handpiece

Connector for foot pedal Control of
foot pedal Output transformer × 2

Control of
vacuum
Control of pressure
sound
Control of cutter Signals of ultrasonic wave
output Protective
grounding
Fan

Vitrectomy
Insulator Protective
(Plastic tube) Solenoid valve
Compressor
Shielded cables

for driving the

(For driving cutter
the cutter) Insulator
Speaker (Silicone tube)
Aspiration
unit Aspiration
sensor unit
Aspiration

Irrigation
pump unit

valve
Vent

valve
Insulator
Protectively-grounded housing

Hanger (Fixed to the insulator)

Right kick switch

Switch × 3 or × 1 Main pedal
Switch
Potentiometer
Solenoid

Left kick switch Protective

Switch × 3 or × 1 grounding

Foot pedal
 8-2

8.2 Wiring Diagram of the Main Body

 8-3

8.3 Block Diagram of the Motorized Stand

Irrigation pole

Microswitch for
Irrigation pole detecting the
UP/DOWN switch top position

Irrigation pole
Control circuit driving motor
board

Connector for connecting to the main body and circuit board

Potentiometer Tray arm and tray

Main body for height
detection (Secured by the insulating materials to the protectively
Shielded cables grounded housing.)

Microswitch for
detecting the
bottom position
Main body
Mains outlet × 2

power supply
Switching

(+ 12 V)
Power transformer

Mains inlet
Power supply voltage (Fuse, noise filter)
100V AC,
50/60 Hz

Power switch Double insulation

Potential equalization terminal

Protectively grounded housing

 8-4

8.4 Wiring Diagram of the Motorized Stand

Potential equalization
plug
 8-5

8.5 Wiring Diagram of the Foot Pedal (Standard Type)

 8-6

8.6 Wiring Diagram of the Foot Pedal (Optional Type)

§9 ERROR MESSAGE TABLE

9.1 Error Message Table

• In this section, the details of each error message and countermeasures are explained.
• If multiple check items and countermeasures are provided for the error message, start performing the
provided check/countermeasure with a smaller number assigned first (beginning from Step {.)
• Keep the main body OFF for purposes other than the check of the cause for the error message. If the
main body is kept ON, there is a fear that the error may become increasingly serious.

Code Error message Detail Check/countermeasure

E000 System fail. Invalid CPU opera- Failure of the CPU (IC34) or error in wiring
Turn ON over again. tion. Access to a { Check the wires for proper connection to
restricted region has the main board ASSY.
been detected. | Replace the main board ASSY (EA02).
(See “6.1”.)
E016 System fail. The CPU detected Failure of the CPU (IC34) or error in wiring
Turn ON over again. an error by watch- { Check the wires for proper connection to
dogging. the main board ASSY.
| Replace the main board ASSY (EA02).
(See “6.1”.)
E019 System fail. The CPU performed Failure of the CPU (IC34) or ROM (IC37)
Turn ON over again. a checksum of the on the main board ASSY, or error in wiring
ROM and detected { Check the wires for proper connection to
an error. the main board ASSY.
| Replace the main board ASSY (EA02).
(See “6.1”.)
E022 System fail. The CPU checked Failure of the CPU (IC34), RAM (IC40) on
Turn ON over again. the internal RAM if it the main board ASSY or CS (IC38) on the
has been cleared main board ASSY, or error in wiring
and detected an er- { Check the wires for proper connection to
ror. the main board ASSY.
| Replace the main board ASSY (EA02).
(See “6.1”.)
E102 Memory mode fail. The busy state has Failure of the FLASH MEMORY (IC46), IC
Please reoperate. not been released for BAS BUFFA (IC41, 43 to 45), or error in
even though a cer- wiring
tain period of time { Check the wires for proper connection to
has elapsed during the main board ASSY.
writing and erasing of | Replace the main board ASSY (EA02).
data. (See “6.1”.)
E103 Memory mode fail. The CPU performed Failure of the FLASH MEMORY (IC46), IC
Please reoperate. verification after for BAS BUFFA (IC41, 43 to 45), or error in
writing program data wiring
in the RAM to the { Check the wires for proper connection to
FLASH MEMORY the main board ASSY.
and detected an er- | Replace the main board ASSY (EA02).
ror. (See “6.1”.)
E104 Memory mode fail. The CPU performed Failure of the FLASH MEMORY (IC46), IC
The preset a checksum before for BAS BUFFA (IC41, 43 to 45), or error in
parameters are set. writing program data wiring
in the FLASH { Check the wires for proper connection to
MEMORY to the the main board ASSY.
RAM and detected | Replace the main board ASSY (EA02).
an error. (See “6.1”.)
 9-2

Code Error message Detail Check/countermeasure

E200 System test An error was detected during the test Check the reusable tubing kit for secure con-
error. regarding the irrigation or aspiration nection.
Check the I/A line. (Vacuum pressure will not rise
to the maximum pressure nor will it
line.
lower to the minimum pressure.
Vacuum pressure cannot be main-
tained.)
E205 Check the IV During “System Test”, the pres- { Check the infusion tube for secure connec-
line. sure rose to 200 mmHg or higher tion and the clamp if it is open.
(when both the vacuum pressure | Check if the irrigation valve is open.
sensor and irrigation valve are
working properly) when opening
the irrigation valve and starting
aspiration.
E210 US test error. There is a difference of 10% or Poor connection of the US tip, Failure of the
Check the US more between the ultrasonic pow- US board ASSY or US handpiece
handpiece. er output during the test and { Check the US tip for secure attachment.
measured ultrasonic power output. | Replace the US handpiece.
} Replace the US board ASSY (EA01).
(See “6.1”.)
E212 Dia test error. When the diathermy power set at Poor contact of the J217 connector or failure
Please perform 70% is output during the test, the of the US board ASSY
the Test again. voltage applied to “BIP V SENS” { Check the J217 connector for secure con-
exceeded the specified value (1.0 nection.
± 0.3 V). | Replace the US board ASSY (EA01).
(See “6.1.)
E300 Irr valve fail. The difference between the work- Failure of the pinch valve ASSY or mi-
Please perform ing state of the pinch valve ASSY croswitch for position detection, a break in the
the Test. for the irrigation valve and the EA42 cable with P208
working state detected by the sen- { Check the EA42 cable with P208 for conti-
sor is 1 sec. or more. nuity.
| Replace the pinch valve ASSY (EA42).
(See “6.21”.)
E304 Fluid vent sys- The difference between the work- Failure of the pinch valve ASSY or mi-
tem fail. ing state of the pinch valve ASSY croswitch for position detection, a break in the
Please perform for the vent valve and the working cable with P207
the Test. condition detected by the sensor is { Check the EA42 cable with P208 for conti-
1 sec. or more. nuity.
| Replace the pinch valve ASSY (EA42).
(See “6.21”.)
E305 Vacuum The vacuum pressure sensor de- Failure of the vacuum sensor board or error in
monitor fail. tected voltage exceeding the wiring
Please perform specified one. { Check the EA28 cable with P218 for conti-
the Test. 0 to 0.8 V, 4.5 to 5 V nuity.
| Replace the vacuum sensor board (BA04).
(See “6.22”.)
E306 Pump motor It has become impossible to detect Failure of the vacuum sensor ASSY or the
fail. Please the position of the rotor during use. sensor for detecting the position of rotation of
perform the The vacuum pressure did not rise the vacuum motor, or error in wiring
Test. during “System Test” and the posi- { Check the P212 connector for secure con-
tion of the rotor could not be de- nection.
tected. | Replace the vacuum motor ASSY (EA41)
or the sensor for detecting the position of
rotation of the vacuum motor (See “6.23”.)
W307 Pump motor The vacuum pressure did rise Failure of the sensor for detecting the position of
sensor fail. during “System Test” but the posi- rotation of the vacuum motor, or error in wiring
tion of the rotor could not be de- { Check the P212 connector for secure connec-
tected. tion.
| Replace the sensor for detecting the position of
rotation of the vacuum motor (See “6.23”.)
 9-3

Error
Code Detail Check/countermeasure
message
W311 Pump cover This error occurs when it is The pump cover is open, there is a brake in
is opened. detected that the pump cover is the EA28 cable with P218, failure of the vac-
open in the US, I/A, Vit modes uum sensor board (BA04)
or during the “system”, “US” or { Close the pump cover.
“Vit” test mode, or if “System | Check the continuity in the EA28 cable with
Test”, “US Test” or “Vit Test” P218.
switch is pressed on the condi- } Replace the vacuum sensor board (BA04).
tion that the pump cover is
open.
E314 Vacuum The vacuum pressure rises Failure of the solenoid valve for vacuum sen-
monitor fail. when the irrigation pole is sor or error in wiring
lowered on the condition that { Check the magnetic valve (EA43) for se-
the solenoid valve of the cure connection.
vacuum sensor is opened | Replace the magnetic valve (EA43) (See
during the “system” test. “6.22”.)
E315 Vacuum Failure of the vacuum sensor board or cham-
The rotor position can be
monitor fail. ber, errors in wiring
detected during the “system”
{ Replace the reusable tubing kit.
test but the vacuum pressure
will not rise. | Check the EA28 cable with P218 for conti-
nuity.
} Replace the vacuum sensor board (BA04).
W320 US hand- The US handpiece was dis- The US handpiece was disconnected, or
piece is connected in the US mode. there was a break in the EA32 cable.
discon- { Connect the US handpiece.
nected. | Replace the US handpiece.
W321 SETTING The “US”, “IRR”, “VIT”, The SETTING switch is turned ON, or there is
switch is on. “System Test”, “US Test”, or a short circuit in the EA32 cable.
“VIT Test” switch was { Check the EA32 cable with P211 for conti-
pressed on the condition that nuity.
the SETTING switch is turn- | Replace the SIDE SW circuit board (BA29).
ed ON. (See “6.18”.)
E322 Ultrasound US VIB ALARM was detect- Failure of US BOARD ASSY (EA01) or US
fail. ed while the US power was handpiece
Please being output. { Replace the US handpice.
perform the | Replace the US BOARD ASSY (EA01).
Test. (See “6.1”.)
W326 Diathermy The “S1” switch was de- Failure of the US BOARD ASSY (EA01),
output dis- pressed to output diathermy diathermy pencil or forceps
abled. power at an error occurrence { Replace the diathermy pencil or forceps
Please in the diathermy test. | Replace the US BOARD ASSY (EA01).
perform the (See “6.1”.)
Test.
E327 IV pole sen- The height value of the irri- Maladjustment of the irrigation pole, a break
sor fail. gation pole is out of the de- in the irrigation pole unit cable, or failure of
tectable range (23 cm to 95 the potentiometer for height detection
cm). { Adjust the irrigation pole.
| Check the cables of P706, P708 and P714
for continuity.
E328 IV pole sen- The irrigation pole UP switch Maladjustment of the irrigation pole, or a
sor fail. was pressed on the condition failure of the pole limit SW of the motorized
that the pole UP limit switch stand
was turned ON, or the irriga- { Adjust the irrigation pole.
tion pole DOWN switch was | Replace the irrigation pole limit SW (EA77,
pressed on the condition that EA78) of the motorized stand. (See
“6.17”.)
the pole DOWN limit switch
was turned ON.

Error
Code Detail
message
Motorized The height of the irrigation
IV pole fail. pole changed by 5 cm or
more even though no com-
E329 mand for moving the irriga-
tion pole was sent.
Motorized The height of the irrigation
IV pole fail. pole will not change by 2 cm
or more within 2 secs. even
though a command for mov-
E330
ing the irrigation pole was
sent to the irrigation pole
motor.
Irr valve Although the vacuum pres-
motion de- sure is changed by a com-
tector fail. mand for opening or closing
W331 the irrigation valve during the
system test, the state of the
sensor does not match the
state of the irrigation valve.
Vent valve Although the vacuum pres-
motion de- sure is changed by a com-
tector fail. mand for opening or closing
W335 the vent valve during the
system test, the state of the
sensor does not match the
state of the vent valve.
Footpedal is Both limit switch and mi-
discon- croswitch located at the up-
W500 nected. per left are open and the
value of the potentiometer is
0.5 V or less.
Footpedal The NO signal from the limit
treadle fail. switch of the main pedal is
E501
the same as the NC signal.
Footpedal Even though the potenti-
treadle fail.ometer of the main pedal is
reset, the limit switch is not
E502 activated. Or even though
the limit switch is activated,
the potentiometer of main
pedal detects the value “0”.
S1 switch of The NO signal from the mi-
footpedal croswitch of the foot pedal S1
E504
fail. (at the upper left) is the same
as the NC signal.
Touchpanel A position on the touch panel
E600 fail. is held down for 30 secs. or
more.
9-4
Check/countermeasure
The irrigation pole was moved by external
force, failure of the drive circuit or the po-
tentiometer for height detection
{ Check the irrigation pole for existence of
any obstacle.
| Replace the pole motor ASSY (EA70).
(See “6.15”.)
The movement of the irrigation pole was
impeded by an outside obstacle, failure of
the drive circuit or the potentiometer for
height detection
{ Check the irrigation pole for existence of
an obstacle.
| Replace the pole motor ASSY (EA70).
(See “6.15”.)
Failure of the microswitch for position de-
tection or maladjustment of the pinch valve
{ Replace the microswitch for position
detection. (See “6.21”.)
| Adjust the pinch valve. (See “6.21”.)
Failure of the microswitch for position de-
tection or maladjustment of the pinch valve
{ Replace the microswitch for position
detection. (See “6.21”.)
| Adjust the pinch valve. (See “6.21”.)
The foot pedal is not connected.
{ Connect the foot pedal.
Failure of the microswitch (main) or a
break in the cable
{ Send the foot pedal back to NIDEK for
repair.
Failure of the potentiometer, a break in the
cable and maladjustment of the foot pedal
{ Adjust the voltage output from the po-
tentiometer within the foot pedal. (See
“7.4”.)
| Send the foot pedal back to NIDEK for
repair.
Failure of the microswitch (s1) or a break
in the cable
Send the foot pedal back to NIDEK for
repair.
Failure of the touch panel
Replace the touch panel unit (E021).
(See “6.3”.)
§10 LIST OF TOOLS
10.1 Tools and Consumable Items
Philips screwdriver set
Flatblade screwdriver set
Precision screwdriver set
Hexagonal wrench set (mm, inch)
Adjustable wrench
Long-nose pliers
Nippers
Wire stripper
Tweezers
Threadlocking adhesive

Soldering iron (20 to 30 W)

Solder
Tip cleaner for soldering iron

Blower brush
Cleaning paper
Mixed solvent (50% methanol and 50% ether)
Methanol (90%)
Acetone
Lens tissue (Wiper S-200, Kimberly-Clerk Corporation)
* Specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement.

NIDEK CO., LTD. : 34-14, Maehama, Hiroishi-cho, Gamagori, Aichi 443-0038, Japan
(Manufacturer) Telephone: (0533) 67-6611
Facsimile: (0533) 67-6610
NIDEK CO., LTD : 6th Floor, Takahashi Bldg., No.2, 3-chome, Kanda-jinboucho
(Tokyo Office) Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0051, Japan
Telephone: (03) 3288-0571
Facsimile: (03) 3288-0570
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NIDEK INCORPORATED : 47651 Westinghouse Drive Fremont, California 94539, U. S. A.
(United States Agent) Telephone: (510) 226-5700
Facsimile: (510) 226-5750
NIDEK SOCIETE ANONYME : Europarc 13, rue Auguste Perret, 94042 CRETEIL, France
(Authorized Representative) Telephone: (01) 49 80 97 97
Facsimile: (01) 49 80 32 08